Is it nearly impossible to make a TypeScript to binary complier?

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  • NectarJS

    🔱 Javascript's God Mode. No VM. No Bytecode. No GC. Just native binaries.

  • The first google result for "JS to binary" was this: https://github.com/NerdLang/nerd, you might try to give it a spin. However these kinds of solutions come with a lot of caveats as of how to handle stdio, memory, and many other things that other languages, such as C and Go, handle natively as part of their stdlib...

  • ts-llvm

    TypeScript to LLVM compiler (abandoned)

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