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I'm building a meta-framework for LangGraph similar to eve and flue that uses file-based routing, tools, etc. Building developer tooling using agents in the past with codex and opus has been limited, especially with regards to strong typing and DX. Fable 5 is changing this for me.
If Apple can leverage their silicon to run models on your physical device at speeds that are acceptable, this could be a game changer for generative AI.
My colleague posted an interesting article that addresses the disparity between an end-user of a typescript library and being a library author.
As the user of a library, not only do I hope for excellent documentation, but I also hope that the library authors have designed an ergonomic API that provides clear and consistent typings when using TypeScript. What I acknowledge I lack is a clear understanding of the level of effort that is required. Designing and building a library is challenging, creating documentation takes time, and support TypeScript types is another burden that I place on library authors.
Check out the article: https://liveloveapp.com/blog/2022-08-23-overcoming-typescrip...
My colleague posted an interested article that addresses the disparity between an end-user of a typescript library and being a library author.
As the user of a library, not only do I hope for excellent documentation, but I also hope that the library author have designed an ergonomic API that provides clear and consistent typings when using TypeScript. What I acknowledge I lack is a clear understanding of the level of effort that is required. Designing and building a library is challenging, creating documentation takes time, and support TypeScript types is another burden that I place on library authors.
My goal of sharing this article is to add to the discussion of a recent article titled "TypeScript is terrible for library authors" (https://erock.prose.sh/typescript-terrible-for-library-devel...).