This major release of TypeScript boasts a 10x performance boost, courtesy of a Go-based rewrite of the TypeScript compiler and toolset. We explore how this groundbreaking rewrite harnesses Go's powerful concurrency model, efficient memory handling, and compiled performance to deliver a truly transformative developer experience.
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The Astro team has released the first beta of Astro 4.0, marking a significant step forward in the development of this popular framework. This beta version introduces several enhancements and bug fixes, including support for Vite 5, new lifecycle events for the <ViewTransitions /> router, and a fallback strategy for prefetching in reduced data scenarios.