Introducing 'tsints': A TypeScript Parser Written in TypeScript Types
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Summary
The article introduces 'tsints,' a TypeScript parser written entirely in TypeScript types, with humorous testimonials and usage examples. It showcases the project's GitHub repository and invites contributions.
Key quotes
· 4 pulledplease no please I beg you — @jakebailey.dev
EM WHAT THE FUCK
i cant wait to do ludicrous shit with ts7 speeds
why are you like this
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