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by raddan
20 days ago
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I am a little surprised that they rewrote the compiler in Go instead of just compiling the existing compiler to WASM. The linked announcement does not talk about a WASM alternative at all (rewriting a compiler is a risky move!). Does anybody know what the rationale was to do a full rewrite? The article really emphasizes speed, but not much else. Was it Go's concurrency affordances that made the switch worthwhile? |
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And yes, threading was a big part of it. See also: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/typescript-native-...