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Your tsconfig.json is probably not valid anymore. TypeScript 7 made it official.
TypeScript 7 compiles with a Go-based compiler, so many of the legacy options you’ve been copy-pasting into your tsconfig.json files over…Continue reading on Medium »
André Dias Moreira Prol explains: Soroban Data in TypeScript with stellar-sdk
After deploying dozens of Soroban contracts in production environments, I've learned that the real challenge isn't writing the Rust contract itself—it's building a reliable TypeScript layer that reads and writes data without surprises. Developers often get the contract logic right, then struggle for hours with XDR serialization, transaction simulation, or footprint errors. In this article, I'll share the exact patterns I use, drawn from real projects where latency and data integrity were non-...
Node 20 Is EOL. Every Supported Node Can require() ESM. Ship Your Library ESM-Only
Book: TypeScript in Production Also by me: The TypeScript Library — the 5-book collection My project: Hermes IDE | GitHub — an IDE for developers who ship with Claude Code and other AI coding tools Me: xgabriel.com | GitHub On April 30, 2026, Node.js 20 reached end of life. That left three supported release lines on the Node.js release schedule: 22 in maintenance LTS, 24 in active LTS, and 26 as Current. On a current patch, every one of them can require() an ES module with no flag....