Hi HN,Experimenting with new Content Mappers feature in TypeScript 7.1 beta, and come up with one usefull idea:Why don't we try to import C, C++, Rust files directly into TypeScript and call native functions without manually writing all the bindings?Super simple and stupid implementation, but let's see how it goes.Technically, something similar was already possible with Volar.js, but TypeScript...
Long story short, I experimented with the TypeScript compiler and built a small playground showing how I imagine runtime types could work in TypeScript.
I've been building Nola for the last 3 months. Even slept a bit sometimes.
Finally released it a week ago and got 4 GitHub stars. Yooohooo
It was worth it. 4 f*king stars.
I'm living proof that sometimes we overcomplicate things. Start smaller, release sooner, and don't try to build everything at once.
But I keep going
This 4-star legend: https://github.com/nola-lang/nola
Hi HN, in a world where 100% of code is written by AI (phew, sometimes even 200%), there might still be a small percentage of us who want to write code in a more efficient way, especially when it comes to LLM interaction. I honestly tired converting my existing TS types into JsonSchemas or wrapping a function into tool object with all this bells and whistles around arguments.And I started...
Hi all,There aren’t many real-world examples of how to use an agentic approach with GitHub Copilot, so I wanted to share one!This project shows how HTTL, combined with a GitHub Copilot Agent, can automatically analyze any codebase and generate a complete OpenAPI specification. It’s a lightweight, developer-friendly setup that brings real value to API projects.Would love your feedback or ideas...