@tolgaogzz: me and my best codex ported eslint-plugin-svelte to rust it runs ~330x faster, passing all fixtures for all the rules t…
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A developer ported eslint-plugin-svelte to Rust with the help of Codex, achieving ~330x speed improvement while passing all test fixtures.
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me and my best codex ported eslint-plugin-svelte to rust
it runs ~330x faster, passing all fixtures for all the rules
this feels like a curse and a blessing at the same time https://t.co/9uFoKcADQP
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