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🚨 JAVASCRIPT JUST GOT A NATIVE COMPILER. Vercel Labs just built scriptc to turn TypeScript and JavaScript into native executables. No Node runtime required in the final binary. → Compile JS/TS → native executable → Emit C, LLVM IR, assembly, objects → Build WebAssembly modules → Use supported Node... APIs → Bundle npm packages with --dynamic → Check exactly what can compile statically → Works across macOS, Linux, Windows + WASI The crazy part? scriptc build hello.ts -o hello ./hello You write JavaScript. You get a native binary. And it’s not just a demo — the project has its own native runtime and compiler pipeline. Vercel Labs calls it experimental, so this is still early-stage tech. 🔗 #Vercel #JavaScript #TypeScript #Compiler #WebAssembly #NodeJS #DeveloperTools #OpenSource #Programmingshow more

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Sujal1 month ago

Curious how big a hello world binary ends up, does it beat bun build --compile?

Theo Paris1 month ago

So they just reinvented the wheel and recreated

Shawn McAllister1 month ago

Reading is nice to do. This is nowhere near primetime.

Bresney1 month ago

Bun can do this since 2 years ago

dy1 month ago

It’s not very efficient. Have a look at benchmarks

w1 month ago

so bun?

awksedgreep1 month ago

Ew. Shouldn’t we be shunning all JavaScript usage instead of finding new uses?

twinedon1 month ago

js to a native binary, thats huge

Dan Steinman1 month ago

At this point you might as well go Typescript → Rust. Just have an AI do the port and then dont touch the TS code anymore. Have the AI do a Rust → TS conversion if you need the code in a browser. I did this on a codebase recently and it was straightforward. And now I have total language portability.

Rayane Mansouri1 month ago

تبارك الله، هادشي ناضي بزاف وغادي يسهل الخدمة!

David Marco1 month ago

Nice post

wuren1 month ago

？？？

shobhanai1 month ago

Amazing post

AI Horizon1 month ago

Amazing

Satendra Tiwari1 month ago

Amezing

Antwane1 month ago

@grok Ça veut dire quoi ? Est-ce que ça va changer quelque chose pour les utilisateurs de JavaScript et de Svelte ?

Nadir Boumedien1 month ago

ناري هادشي واعر بزاف، هادشي غايغير اللعبة فالتطوير!

Geazi Anc1 month ago

… how about Bum???

Zifan Carter1 month ago

Such a great share

Jimmy h. AV.1 month ago

El rechazo al bloatware corporativo.

Javeriya Ahsan1 month ago

Being able to go from TypeScript straight to a native executable changes the way you think about where JS can be used.

Satriaali | TakumiPay1 month ago

Isn't that @bunjavascript doing it long ago?

Vinay Bharambe1 month ago

Wow really amezing Share

AJ - e/acc ⚡1 month ago

Can't imagine the output size on that thing

A S II F1 month ago

Wow, that's pretty wild. Writing JavaScript and getting a native binary sounds like something out of science fiction. This could really shake things up.

Persona1 month ago

Such a waste of time. Slop!

Farhan Azad Shuvra1 month ago

Sounds Good!

Andrew Graaff1 month ago

It is very limited at the moment. Not sure why yet. Could be nice to get a typescript without any, unknown, erased types and maybe real exceptions

Meenakshi Yadav1 month ago

The scriptc build workflow is seriously interesting.

Nadir Boumedien1 month ago

تبارك الله، هادشي غايغير اللعبة فالدومين ديال JavaScript!

Yasir Ai1 month ago

Super impressed

Abbas AI1 month ago

Amazing share

Nyx1 month ago

Keep going

Safwan1 month ago

Such a nice share

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