So I downloaded three repositories, Rollup, Webpack, and the old RomTools when it was in TypeScript and see for yourself. I just run the check command, which essentially runs a formatter and the analyzer in the whole code base and I haven't printed any diagnostic for just to show you how just analyzing the files is freaking fast. And yes, as you can see, like the Webpack code base took like a second for 6,000 files and five seconds for 13,000 files in their tools repository. I mean, like the tools repository also contains like huge, huge files and complex files for testing the conformance of JavaScript files and things like that and see how long it took. So, yes, that's one of the most exciting things about Pion and it's actually real. So it actually works. So it's easy for yourself. So thank you very much and have a nice day.
Thank you so much for joining us, Emmanuel. First of all, let's jump over to the poll question actually that you post to the audience up front and let's just take a look here. So in general, you asked, would you use Pion in a new project instead of using the combo of Prettier and ESLint? And overwhelmingly, people answered, maybe. Is that a surprise to you? It's a surprise. Yeah, yeah. I'm surprised, but positively. Like, I mean, let's consider it, you know, like I know that Pion is still not as mature as these other two tools, but I mean, the fact that people are willing to give it a chance to try. I mean, it's good. I mean, Pion was born like six months ago, more or less, so it's good. Yeah. And I also feel like it's the typical, not skepticism, but obviously whatever we introduce into the code base, we're also responsible for it, right? So we don't want to be the one that introduced something completely new and then, you know, it has somebody complain about it because we introduced it recklessly. So I feel like maybe, a resounding maybe, with, you know, the second place being a lot of people saying yes, by the way, which is also really cool to see, you know, obviously that's a very, you know, developer thing to do that. Sure. Like, I'll consider it. I'll take a look at it. And I feel like, you know, maybe it's definitely a good preparation for a yes. So thank you so much, everyone, for submitting that. I feel like this is very encouraging to Emmanuel as we speak, the yeses creeping up. So let's just keep the conversation rolling here a little bit. Who knows? Maybe the yes will overtake it. I feel like that would make you a very, very happy open source maintainer, Emmanuel. Let's jump over to the questions, if we could highlight those.
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