I've noticed that every time a CLI project is presented here, regardless of how good/useful it is, there's inevitably a comment along the lines of "too bad it's js".
Makes me wonder why you never see comments like that with languages where you have to manage the memory yourself, which is very error prone unless you really know what you are doing. Or with interpreted languages that are famously slow, like ruby or python. It doesn't even matter when it's typescript, it's just the fact that JS is what will run at the end.
If you ever got this feeling of "too bad it's js", may I ask: Why?
Makes me wonder why you never see comments like that with languages where you have to manage the memory yourself, which is very error prone unless you really know what you are doing. Or with interpreted languages that are famously slow, like ruby or python. It doesn't even matter when it's typescript, it's just the fact that JS is what will run at the end.
If you ever got this feeling of "too bad it's js", may I ask: Why?