Some of the oddities of the nix language are pretty useful for its domain. Recursive attribute sets, for instance, save a lot of headaches if you're trying to have only a single source of truth. Do you feel like these translate to typescript nicely?
As somebody who knows nix but doesn't know typescript, I found myself looking for a rosetta stone page where I could look at two chunks of code that do the same thing, but in separate languages. This would let me use the familiar language to scrutinize the other.
I wouldn't normally ask for such a thing, but if you're putting "Nix-like" in the title then maybe it might be worth adding a comparison page to the docs.
As somebody who knows nix but doesn't know typescript, I found myself looking for a rosetta stone page where I could look at two chunks of code that do the same thing, but in separate languages. This would let me use the familiar language to scrutinize the other.
I wouldn't normally ask for such a thing, but if you're putting "Nix-like" in the title then maybe it might be worth adding a comparison page to the docs.