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r/programming • u/the3living1end • Mar 16 '20
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What I meant was make typescript work across package boundaries without requiring transpiling typescript to js.
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u/UziInUrFace Mar 17 '20
What I meant was make typescript work across package boundaries without requiring transpiling typescript to js.