TypeScript-to-native compiler experiment
TS-Native TS-Native is a compiler experiment for translating a TypeScript-flavored language into native binaries. The interesting part is not just code generation; it is the design pressure created when ergonomic syntax meets static analysis, IR design, and machine-level output.
Pipeline
Parser to native output without pretending the hard parts do not exist Parser crate for turning TS-like syntax into an internal representation. Type analysis layer for reasoning about the language beyond surface syntax. TS-Native IR as a bridge between source semantics and backend codegen decisions. LLVM-backed code generation for producing native output from the IR pipeline. Current focus
Why it belongs in the portfolio now Tightening the formal language specification so the compiler is defined by rules instead of implementation accidents. Making the pipeline legible enough that future experiments in optimization or runtime strategy remain possible. Using the project as a forcing function to understand parsing, type systems, and lower-level systems design more rigorously. Stack
Rust LLVM Parser design Type systems CLI