A couple of months ago, I experimented with this - took tsgo and ported tsc to go with Claude. The main issue why this still didn't happen yet is because tsgo doesn't expose plugin API externally, but it's still there, so you can just co-locate your plugin as extra Go module and compile everything together. Managed to get my fairly large Angular app to compile and even run unit tests. Cold compile time went down about 2x - so the benefits are there, but not as dramatic. I think this would still need architecture level optimizations that enable build parallelization, but that also requires making some changes to framework API so components can be isolated-compiled or something.
I wish the next stage of opensource is to opensource the prompt that generated the code, I like the main website style and it's clearly AI generated, I want the prompt!
Yes, AI was heavily involved in building this but its literally impossible to share a set of prompts as it's several hundred sessions over the course of months. Design, messaging, UX all those things are extremely important to me and this is nothing I'd trust an LLM out of the box.
I got lost
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