I honestly love how you can build types with imperative/structured code. It's so easy to learn and implement - this is in contrast to in Typescript having to do a lot of weird custom syntax to glue types together and create derivative types from existing - Typescript's system works well, in that the tooling is really mature around it, but if/once ZLS is able to handle these more complicated usecases like your Tyepset (🙏), then zig will be just better in all respects for fancy types.
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I honestly love how you can build types with imperative/structured code. It's so easy to learn and implement - this is in contrast to in Typescript having to do a lot of weird custom syntax to glue types together and create derivative types from existing - Typescript's system works well, in that the tooling is really mature around it, but if/once ZLS is able to handle these more complicated usecases like your Tyepset (🙏), then zig will be just better in all respects for fancy types.