auvred retweeted
Hey, that's me! Come learn about TypeScript with us 😊
We'll have a fun announcement next week too with some very exciting prizes...
🗣️ Speaker Announcement: this coming week will feature Josh Goldberg with What's New in TypeScript 6.0.
A lot's been happening in TypeScript! Let's GO talk about 6.0's breaking changes and how they prep for the future and 7.0.
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ALT Boston TS Club Poster: What's New in TypeScript 6.0, Talk by Josh Goldberg, April 16th @ 5:30pm, LinkSquares - 60 State St
Implementing 400 rules is a big deal!!! Read about what Flint has accomplished beyond that and what's planned next:
Golar finally gets its own linter, pushing the frontier of web dev linting!
Custom type-aware (tsgo-powered) JS and Rust lint rules that work across JS, TS, Astro, Svelte, Ember, and Vue!
More info in the blog post:
golar.dev/blog/golar-gets-a-…
A while ago, I did a little (or not) research on the most efficient way to communicate with typescript-go from both a JS runtime and native code.
If you're interested in web-dev tooling & linting, you may find a few useful insights in this research:
github.com/auvred/hybrid-typ…
Have you ever struggled to set up type-aware linting for Astro, Svelte, or Vue? I'm excited to announce that Flint finally solves this once and for all!
Learn how Flint's architecture made "Fully Type-Aware Linting for Astro, Svelte, and Vue" possible:
flint.fyi/blog/fully-type-aw…
auvred retweeted
What’s interesting about Vize (@ubugeeei), Golar (@auvred_ ), and Verter (@pikax_dev) is that each approaches the problem from completely different angles "tooling-all", "framework-agnostic" (and volar compat), "strictly typed",
and that we the authors are on friendly terms, exchanging ideas on the shared foundation of ecosystem research.
There is no conflict or hostility at all.
We simply “battle test” ideas and improve each other’s accuracy.
This is one of the most interesting and most beautiful parts of open source.
auvred retweeted
Thank you for making fast type aware linting possible! @auvred_
VoidZero is excited to sponsor @auvred_ for $10,000 as a small thank you for all their contributions that push the ecosystem forward.
Thank you auvred for creating tsgolint and generously offering to continue its development under the @OxcProject organization.
ALT VoidZero sponsorship announcement card with dark purple background. Left side shows the VoidZero logo, a message reading "Thank you for moving the ecosystem forward!" with a gradient highlight, and a $10,000 sponsorship badge with a heart icon. Right side features a profile card for @auvred showing their GitHub avatar and the tagline "Creator of tsgolint".
This is absolutely huge!!! Big thanks to @voidzerodev! This sponsorship gives me a lot of motivation to continue contributing to the ecosystem!
VoidZero is excited to sponsor @auvred_ for $10,000 as a small thank you for all their contributions that push the ecosystem forward.
Thank you auvred for creating tsgolint and generously offering to continue its development under the @OxcProject organization.
ALT VoidZero sponsorship announcement card with dark purple background. Left side shows the VoidZero logo, a message reading "Thank you for moving the ecosystem forward!" with a gradient highlight, and a $10,000 sponsorship badge with a heart icon. Right side features a profile card for @auvred showing their GitHub avatar and the tagline "Creator of tsgolint".
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I just sponsored auvred. Thank you for demonstrating that it is possible to develop embedded language tools using tsgo. Golar is giving courage to developers of embedded language tools. github.com/sponsors/auvred?o…
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Golar now supports type-checking Ember's .gts and .gjs files as well (it uses @glint/ember-tsc internally)
Introducing Golar: an embedded language framework based on typescript-go
This is the very first step in the project, but CLI type checking for Astro, Svelte, and Vue is already working (using their official tooling!)
See usage instructions in README:
github.com/auvred/golar
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Introducing Golar: an embedded language framework based on typescript-go
This is the very first step in the project, but CLI type checking for Astro, Svelte, and Vue is already working (using their official tooling!)
See usage instructions in README:
github.com/auvred/golar
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auvred retweeted
tsslint v3.0 is out. This is the final major release.
- No more esbuild: Switched to native Node.js support for `.ts` imports. Lighter, faster startup.
- Ecosystem Complete: Full, stable support for ESLint, TSLint migration, and TSL.
- Project Finalized: v3 is the completed project. Future work is maintenance only.
Release Notes 👇 github.com/johnsoncodehk/tss…
Bot accounts force push new commit without any changes every several hours. I suspect this is done to boost the repository's activity and rank it above the original repositories in search results. In DuckDuckGo, the malicious repository is shown above mine.
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