@@c3cris2 it‘s called twoslash queries 👍

It‘s called twoslash-queries and it‘s an extension for vscode 👍

That is really awesome 😁🤘

People even tried to do the compiler in other languages like rust but were not successful 😁

Glad you enjoyed it :)

Glad you liked it. An isn‘t coding always magic? 😁

Thanks 🙏, I am just trying stuff and share my learning journey 😁. Currently I don‘t have any courses planned :)

Looking forward to hear how it went

That would be interesting for sure 🧐. Maybe I will give it a try 😁

@@Typed-Rocks that would open up sooooooo many possibilities, you pretty much get comp time like rust/zig in the typescript codebase. You could even do runtime values by returning an object from the compilation step, and types from the checker. Imagine you have an ORM and want to create the typescript bindings to your local dB, you create a function that gets the schema from the DB and creates the correct types and a JSON definition of the schema. You get both compile time type checking and runtime, all directly in the typescript code. It would be incredibly cool. It probably was already considered but rejected, likely also for security issues

I will do some videos in that direction 100% 😁

Thanks 😁

Love to hear that 🙏

I know I sometimes talk too fast 😁 I will try to slow it down a little. Thanks that you enjoy them nonetheless 🙏

Absolutely 😁

SWC and most recently OXC, but not the official compiler, true.

Is there something bad about Rust compilers though, I thought Nextjs uses SWC?

More of joking where everything seems to want to to Rust, which I am not sure is a good thing.

@@BeeBeeEight that's right

Thanks 🙏, glad you enjoyed it :)

Thanks a lot. It is crazy how easy the TypeScript team makes it to build the compiler locally. I will surely make more videos regarding the compiler.

Looking forward to hear what you think. Enjoy your weekend 🤘

Just 4 fun 🤘😁

Hence, that's great 👏

i found it, its the Typescript Worksheet plugin, and there is a vid about it on the Typed Rocks channel. Couldn't get it to work with webstorm though. tsx failed to run the generated code

It‘s a plugin called „witt“ i‘ve created. You can download it from the marketplace :)

@@Typed-Rocks Bless you. I got it to work. However it doesn't fit my desired use case: I have a Prisma backend and i try to make everything typesafe by defining objects specifying what fields to include, for quite complex data types. Then i can pass this to a validator and receive a validated type. However its obscured with all kinds of Prisma helper types. The problem is that ^? only gives a small single line annotation and in my case cuts most of it off. Would it be possible to make such an inline annotation multiline? And nicely indented? I suspect not. Anyways great work, its a lovely plugin.

Stay tuned. There is more crazy stuff coming 😁

Thanks 🙏. Really appreciate it

Thanks man, really appreciate it :). Stay tuned for future videos :)

Thanks 😁

Cool