And linter-tslint
@park9140 set https://github.com/TypeStrong/atom-typescript/blob/master/docs/tsconfig.md#compileonsave to false
@park9140 cool, PS: if you want to disable
tsc to skip compile they added an option noEmit : https://github.com/TypeStrong/atom-typescript/blob/master/lib/main/tsconfig/tsconfig.ts#L33 (for stuff like systemjs users etc) :rose: This allows you to use tsc as a type checker only ;)
http://basarat.github.io/TypeScriptEditor/ looks like the editor part is done, just needs an IDE around it. :P
doh - wrong electrical term... its electron :)
If you are going to write something in JavaScript/HTML/CSS, it should be a web application.
Writing desktop applications in JavaScript baffles me.
If you want a "desktop" experience then something like cloud9.io or nitrous.io are better answers IMO.
Haha, your 15 year old would know best. :)
In ES6 I would do
let lambda = () => this.method(), in ES5 the best I have found so far is self = this; let lambda = function() { self.method() }.
Is there an easier way?
when it transpiles to es5
something for you to capture
Speaking of TypeScript, I can't wait until Aurelia can use JSPM vNext so I can use the SystemJS runtime transpiler!
So exciting.
In particular, the workflow for external type definitions blows at the moment and I don't feel like putting in the time to deal with it until there is some sanity (standardization) around what the long term goals for TS are.