This sounds really great. As a Go developer I'm also really looking forward to their Go port of the filesystem watcher package — I agree that the existing packages don't fully allow to do a reliable recursive directory watch and it would be great to have something where you don't rely on C dependencies just for this thing.
> TypeScript 7.0 is often about 10 times faster than TypeScript 6.0
amazing
This sounds really great. As a Go developer I'm also really looking forward to their Go port of the filesystem watcher package — I agree that the existing packages don't fully allow to do a reliable recursive directory watch and it would be great to have something where you don't rely on C dependencies just for this thing.
> As a Go developer I'm also really looking forward to their Go port of the filesystem watcher package
You plan to contribute to the TypeScript project?
No, in fact I do not use TS at all :).
However they did mention this in the article, and hopefully that also means they'll make the package accessible to others too:
> The watcher is a self-contained package that has allowed us to keep a clean separation of concerns between what we care to watch and why.