Thanks for your comment! This is now the second time I'm coming across Jetpack.io (the first time was when I found your devbox project) and this time, too, I come away thinking that you're magically reading my mind. :) Thank you for your work!
May I ask you, what exactly is Jetpack.io? It sounds like a blend between startup and open-source organization, given the prominent links to Github & Discord on your home page, the lack of a hiring page etc. I mean, I had to browse your website quite a while to find out you're actually selling a product(?) :)
Anyway, back to the topic at hand: The TySON README says
The goal is to make it possible for all major programming languages to read configuration written in TypeScript using native libraries. That is, a go program should be able to read TySON using a go library, a rust program should be able to read TySON using a rust library, and so on.
YESSSS. In my wet dreams I sometimes even go one step further: How great would it be if every language could import constants[0] from any other language?
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Thanks for your comment! This is now the second time I'm coming across Jetpack.io (the first time was when I found your devbox project) and this time, too, I come away thinking that you're magically reading my mind. :) Thank you for your work!
May I ask you, what exactly is Jetpack.io? It sounds like a blend between startup and open-source organization, given the prominent links to Github & Discord on your home page, the lack of a hiring page etc. I mean, I had to browse your website quite a while to find out you're actually selling a product(?) :)
Anyway, back to the topic at hand: The TySON README says
YESSSS. In my wet dreams I sometimes even go one step further: How great would it be if every language could import constants[0] from any other language?