Guides

• Getting started — Install Maligator and run your first application.
• Develop an application — Watch source files and restart after successful builds.
• Use TypeScript — Load declarations and check your application.
• Test an application — Write assertions, filter tests, and watch changes.
• Run tasks in workers — Create a persistent pool with isolated module state.
• Messages and transfers — Choose what to copy, move, or share between isolates.
• Cancel work and shut down — Signal cancellation and release worker resources.
• Configure a build — Choose engine features, host surfaces, and module aliases.
• Embed files — Capture files at build time and materialize them at runtime.
• Serve HTTP — Start a listener and return responses.
• Build for production — Create a native executable or deployable artifact.
• Profile an application — Capture CPU, allocation, and GC evidence.
• Troubleshooting — Diagnose configuration, build, and runtime failures.
• Develop Maligator — Set up the compiler repository and select focused checks.