Fucory
@fucory
Building a production grade backend in JavaScript takes the cumulative knowledge of 6 years of writing js to do correctly Doing the same in golang requires following best practices
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Samuel ツ
@samuellhuber.eth
using typescript and effect-ts solves the js problem. haven't personally dabbled too much in GO though.
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Elie
@elie
Sounds painful. Curious if you’ve seen any successful open source projects use effect ts?
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Fucory
@fucory
Tevm bundler allows you to import solidity directly into JavaScript. It is built with effect
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Elie
@elie
Oh it’s even your product lol 😂
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Elie
@elie
It’s a cool product and probably quite technically challenging to build. So well done. But also makes sense to me that someone that would build something as challenging / obscure as this would be passionate about fixing the language and go away from writing idiomatic JavaScript that millions of people and llms understand
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Fucory
@fucory
Ouch I don’t believe Tevm is obscure it solves most of the biggest hair on fire problems with building great onchain ux in JavaScript and is built on top of the viem and ethers api so anyone using it doesn’t need to even learn a new api to benefit. I expect to see extremely high usage of Tevm once we ship the first stable version. Nearly every onchain app written in JavaScript benefits from it
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