Not sure they will. I moved to modular monoliths.

I did give up on progressive web apps (reluctantly), primarily because of Apple sabotage. Currently, I use TypeScript with a cross-platform framework to build native apps. I feel better now...

Congrats!

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They have poured their life into mastering a language, which makes them the "guru" at work. Anyone proposing a different language is a threat to their livelihood. The same goes for frameworks.

Thanks, @realamlug. You are correct. Use of a GC is far superior to reference counting for a language like JavaScript.

cc: @RyanCarniato

Love it!

Statically compiled TypeScript. e.g., PerryTS. I want to share code between browser and server (e.g., zod), so they need to be the same language.

Bummer. It was, by far, the best tech podcast I used to listen to.

Does anyone know why the publishing of the JavaScript Jabber podcasts has stopped? @DanShappir @JSJabber

PerryTS got a mention in this week's JavaScript Weekly: javascriptweekly.com/issues/…! @realamlug

This guy's work is incredible!

Good to know. Thanks! Keep the great work on SolidJS!

Thanks, @RyanCarniato . I meant non-experimental support, so I can use it in a production app after Solid 2.0 goes stable. 😀

I am anxiously awaiting support for TSRX in Solid 2.0!!! Thanks, @RyanCarniato

This guy's work is incredible!

Nice work, @realamlug

Wow! Thanks, @triniwiz!

Nice work on NativeScript 9.1, @wwwalkerrun! The release notes for 9.1 imply that, at some point, support for Windows will be added. True? If so, I hope you only support the modern WinUI framework with its Fluent design.