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Earlier this week we shipped a beta version of ts-loader 10 for webpack users who want to try out the TypeScript 7.1 beta. If you'd like to learn more about that, here's a write up! johnnyreilly.com/typescript-7...

Today on the pod: TypeScript 7.1 beta, critical security issues (eMudhra CA compromise, PHP2Shell), and Cloudflare's tsrs Rust port. Plus community highlights on memory mapping & what's next for TS. share.transistor.fm/s/7004842a #typescript

TypeScript 7.1 Beta is now available! Now with a preview API, content mapper support, new features, and some great optimizations. Give it a try and give us some feedback!

Today on the pod: Vite+ 1.0 stable, SvelteKit 3 here, TanStack Charts 1.0, and why everyone's launching decision models. Plus: TypeScript books, generics tips & Booking.com's 38% Node cost cuts. share.transistor.fm/s/90c90235 #typescript

This was an *excellent* episode. The Oxlint folks really know what they're talking about, and it's lovely to hear about how much progress they've made on great fast+unified tooling. 👏 @overlookmotel.bsky.social @voidzero.dev & co.!

@typescript.fm podcast hosted me and my Oxc compadre Cameron talking type-aware linting, compilers, what VoidZero's acquisition means for Vite, and what the future of tooling might look like in the age of LLMs. A really fun conversation. typescript.fm/bonus83

Today on the pod: Type-aware linting with oxlint, Vite+ ecosystem, and the future of TypeScript dev tooling with VoidZero's Cameron Clark & Jim Dummett. Learn what's next for dev tools. share.transistor.fm/s/95684100 #typescript

Today on the pod: Node 26 benchmarking, modern DOM typings, Jev type-safe AI, and essential community insights on TypeScript 7, Effect.ts, and GitHub's Copilot Rust migration. share.transistor.fm/s/57b16b06 #typescript

giving old domains some use, we've published a basic site on ESM and how to migrate to it at esmodule.com if anyone wants to contrib a guide or improve one, please do! thanks to @iamstan.dev for putting the domain to good use 🙏

for fun: TSC compiled to native with Porffor! 25MB, starts in <5ms

Today on the pod: React 19.3 view transitions, Chrome 153 scroll magic, Safari 27 import defer, and Cloudflare's Node.js workers. Plus: Zena (TypeScript-inspired lang), Effect.ts, and why we need to pay for OSS. share.transistor.fm/s/02188915 #typescript

I'm pitching something for all my software peeps (and other professionals). Think of it as a personal challenge, and a health fast for your mind. Learn something new this October! #no-sloptober no-sloptober.com

So that's what I did! I built a package that generates complete DOM and WebWorker libs with all available web features, which you can use as drop-in replacements in your TypeScript projects. You can read more about it here: philipwalton.com/articles/mod...

Lovely to have ts-loader's benchmark harness get a shout out on @typescript.fm - feel free to steal the code! For those curious the performance with the 7.1 APIs is comparable with the 6.x APIs. Before shipping things will likely improve further! github.com/TypeStrong/t...

Work on the ts-loader migration to TypeScript 7.1 continues. Bug fixes by @andrewbran.ch have simplified the code. There's going to be a number of breaking changes as we drop esoteric / little used ts-loader features. I'll put a blog out talking about these so folks know github.com/TypeStrong/t...

Excellent episode ❤️ Especially around 29 mins in share.transistor.fm/s/9e2302c6#t... Maybe after I ship Dash and finally emerge from my extended heads-down mode (it’s been 84 years) I should come on and explain the full vision

This was a really fun chat with @joshuakgoldberg.com. Thanks for having me @softwaredaily.bsky.social!

when we started the podcast, we were initially like... a weekly show? how much news will there REALLY be, I mean... it's just TypeScript, right ? 🤷‍♂️ now, over a year of episodes later... yeah. ya'll are busy bees. thanks for listening!

Now THAT'S a Big Dragon! is OUT NOW on Steam! 🐉🎉 Recruit your army, upgrade their power, automate your economy, and take down one enormous dragon in this incremental/idle adventure. Play now: store.steampowered.com/app/3834590/...

This is made in Excalibur.js! The 2D TypeScript game engine for the Web!? Congrats on the steam release! bsky.app/profile/coto...

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DUDE we need this @typescript.fm www.localfirst.fm/landscape/ This is so cool @localfirst.fm !

If you’re not stalking TypeScript PRs, you might be surprised how much you can do with the API in nightlies (and even in 7.0 stable), so here’s a tiny demo that I think hits some of the highlights. 🧵

This was also mentioned partly in the latest TypeScript FM podcast episode ->

TypeScript, now downloaded... 1G a month?

Thanks for mentioning the APIs and arethetypeswrong! ❤️ I feel like I need to get the word out that the compiler APIs are available today in nightlies, and even in 7.0, they’re just under “typescript/unstable” to make it clear that we reserve the right to make breaking changes before 7.1.

Lovely to see the work being done on migrating ts-loader to support TypeScript 7.1 get a shout out on TypeScript FM ❤️ Outside of that, thanks for the congratulations on the good news I recently had around my cancer treatment. God willing, I'll have even more good news in future!

I love @typescript.fm so I was surprised and honored that my recent Pretext video got mentioned while listening to the latest episode! 😄 Subscribe to the podcast and watch the video if you want to be entertained. youtu.be/Em6gzss5zu0

Vite 8.2 is out 🚀 • Top-level `input` option: No need to use `build.rolldownOptions` • Warnings for config features the native loader can't handle yet • PostCSS config type export for type-safe configs • Dev URLs now labeled by their interfaces More info in the changelog github.com/vitejs/vite/...