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It's not a transpiler to Go, so the whole question does not make sense. It's a more performant implementation on typescript tooling, no breaking change mentioned |
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Yes, this repo is not for converting anyone's TypeScript to Go, it's for a port of the TypeScript compiler to Go. This should not affect anything you know about TypeScript except that your compiles and editor will be faster. |
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I have an existing, older TypeScript project. I'd like to upgrade it to leverage TypeScript-Go, effectively transpiling my TypeScript code to Go. What are the key steps and considerations for this migration, and how will it differ from a standard TypeScript upgrade? Specifically, what changes should I anticipate in my project structure, build process, and overall workflow when switching to TypeScript-Go?
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