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TypeScript support hasn't been touched in a while, so it's still in alpha and needs some love. First step would be to make the `fable-library-ts` compile (i.e. `npm run build...

@jannikbuschke > Will the story for ts/js be to let Fable generate ts code Yes, that's how it should work for all supported languages. Fable is just a transpiler from...

@alexswan10k Just a proposal to avoid edge cases, let me know what you think.

@alexswan10k Based on your feedback I will not be merging this PR, so I've converted it to a draft (to keep it around just in case we encounter an edge...

@alexswan10k > Perhaps you have a specific example in mind? I don't, Cow's main purpose is to delay/avoid cloning, not allocations. And in our case clones are cheap anyway (cause...

@alexswan10k Turns out some of those allocations were unnecessary (see #3133), so we've reclaimed some performance. We're back to Rust native binary clearly outperforming managed .NET, and WebAssembly within a...

Just a note to myself that `cargo clippy --fix` can also eliminate some (most?) of unnecessary `.clone()`, so it's a good post-build step (followed with `cargo fmt` for better formatting).

+1 to fat arrows, all in the name of driving adoption for the language.

@SteveSanderson I hope you don't mind, I resubmitted the corlib/JIT changes as PR #7 so I can still update it until you merge. Perhaps you can close this one, thanks!

@SteveSanderson Separated the Blazor-Hackaton baseline to help the review.