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yes it's a rabbit hole, I know it well! When PC became fast enough to be used as DSP engines with the soundcard I spent years playing with the creation of "digital modes" as HAM ra…

down it Italy as well

> Programmers with lots of hours of maintaining code eventually evolve to return early indeed I've evolved it myself but always wondering if it was the right thing to do. Now I eve…

https://github.com/evanw/thinscript

I've written a large .NET SPA application and I feel very comfortable with the following technologies: On the client: - TypeScript as language (v2.1 for ES5 async/await), strict nu…

before typescript@next I had exactlt that setup, but sourcemaps were broken despite all my attempts to make them work. Now I'm using ts 2.1 and have completely removed babel out of…

nice small lib as you'd expect from @gianlucaguarini (of Riot.js fame). Also, it's async/await ready: const allora = require('allora') const myGlobal = allora(global) async functio…

thanks it's very useful, as I now I doubt async/await will ever land in TS.

is this server protocol also responsible for syntax highlight (aka colorization) of the source code?

fine, thanks. TypeScript makes it even more interesting. I am going to make some tests to see if Inferno can replace React when working with react-templates.

I've just opened the GitHub repo and I see no trace of TypeScript, no .ts files anywhere

yeah, I still have it installed on my phone, it was a great tool, I can't believe MS abandoned it and now it's reinventing a less cool version of it :-(

I think VS 2015 (released today) should handle tsconfig in the IDE.

async/await will a sort of revolution, I hope they put out the 1.6 beta real soon

the new version handles tsconfig.json, so no more need for ///