Closed markushaslinger closed 8 years ago
This is a cool and useful project. I hope you continue work on it, especially given that LinqJS has been abandoned.
Thank you! I'm very serious about this and the collection classes have so far lived up continued use. There of course could be much more unit-tests added to be certain, but I started by unit-testing the core array methods.
I'm doing my best to keep this very open, not isolated to VS, WebStorm or whatever. Adding as a NuGet package is a great idea. Not sure if it's ready for prime time, but so far, the LINQ library is complete (minus any syntactic sugar). I would hope to encourage people to leverage the DisposableBase class and other classes as well. Next on the agenda BTW is System.Threading.Task :)
Oh yeah, and PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE: Submit any classes you want to be added.
I will leave this issue open until this is executed. Since this library isn't really at a 'release' build stage I won't be doing a nuget package until then. Unless you have any recommendations about splitting the packages up so LINQ can have a TypeScript available version?
I'd say concentrate on the work itself and don't "waste" time shipping parts before the full release.
Just an update. This may need some more .nuget configration but currently it works with bower. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Wow, just saw you are putting a lot of effort into this lately, best of luck! Have you considered pinging Jon Galloway for a possible highlight in the next ASP.NET community standup or so?
Sadly, I haven't worked a lot with bower so far, just never had the opportunity. So I’m not exactly sure how bower compatibility helps with a nuget package? Or are you suggesting bower as the better alternative?
Oh wow. Yeah. That's a great idea. I'm all for it. I'm gonna get this .nuget package up and running soon! How can I contact Jon? I've been peering in on the ASP.net standups, but not all the time.
https://www.nuget.org/packages/TypeScript.NET.AMD/
And done. :) Please help spread the word. Let's make the most awesome TS/JS library ever! :)
Found this today and it seems to have the potential to replace my homegrown pseudo-collections :) Thanks a lot for your work!
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