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tkzed49
10mo ago
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> TypeScript is more like a linter
that's exactly the point--GP is pointing out that node can't do that part
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madeofpalk
10mo ago
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Which is why the title is "Node can now
execute
Typescript files" and not lint, check, or even run TypeScript files.
ohmahjong
10mo ago
I'm not sure what the distinction between "execute" and "run" is; is there a difference?
madeofpalk
10mo ago
No, I don't think there really is. But to be
execute
is even more clear that it's just... executing the code, whereas I could maybe understand someone being confused that
run
implied some level of type checking.
JoBrad
10mo ago
Node is just inline transpiling the TS into JS, then running the JS.
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