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Fair enough; if I were to change the qualifiers associated with the project, what’s cool about what exists here and how would you describe it in a way that’s maximally appealing? Is “type-safe” an acceptable generalization given an audience less sophisticated than you or can I use a different framing to the same effect?

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For this software to be appealing it would need to really be type-safe, meaning you'd need to use TypeScript. Type-safe means I can change an interface in project B and project A that depends on B now shows me errors in the editor exactly where I need to visit to fix it. If that isn't happening, it can't be called type-safe or generalized to that term. Currently it's a type-unsafe HTTP endpoint runtime type validator.

That’s good feedback! We can probably do both; if you think it’s cool would you be interested in contributing to TypeScript support to circle the square?

For sure! Do you pay money $$$? :)

Feel free to email keith@instant.dev if you’re legitimately interested :)

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