TypeScript projects often suffer from slow build times and linting speeds. Rust-based tools could significantly improve performance for large codebases. Teams managing big projects would pay for productivity gains. Start with a basic Rust-based linter, then expand to full compiler support. Adoption challenges from existing TypeScript tools are a risk.
Rust-based TypeScript tooling
Create performance-focused TypeScript tools written in Rust. Offer faster compilers and linters for large TypeScript projects.
Why now
The porting of TypeScript tools to Rust shows demand for faster JavaScript ecosystem tools.
- Who for
- TypeScript developers
- Business model
- developer licenses
- Effort
- A few months
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