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I'm a C# developer. I have been patiently waiting for angular 2.0 with the hopes of switching my stack to TS.Node + Angular and I'm really excited about trying

I'm a C# developer. I have been patiently waiting for angular 2.0 with the hopes of switching my stack to TS.Node + Angular and I'm really excited about trying this!

merpnderp 11y ago
What will be your build workflow for TS.Node? I've never really found something that works well.
davedx 11y ago
I'm very impressed with the power Visual Studio Code offers for developing JS/TS projects. Do you do all of your development in the .NET flavour of Visual Studio?
- janpieterz 11y ago
  I really wanted to start using ts in my next React app but did not find any good resources and couldn't get it off the floor. Happen to have any insight on that?
  - merpnderp 11y ago
    This happened to me. When TS came out with JSX support I immediately forked our NG 1.4 project and tried to start a port. I barely got Visual Studio working with the React TS code and quickly ran out of steam. Looks like I'll need an external build step because I could never get Visual Studio to build the React app into a single app.js file.
    - janpieterz 11y ago
      Yeah, sad really. It almost seems like Visual Studio Code is getting better support for it, which from the point of a paying VS user feels a bit off, I now switch between two editors to develop one app (VS and Atom), but would love to do everything in VS. Ah well, we'll probably need to wait.
  - tommyd 11y ago
    I've been working on a TS/React/Redux app for the last couple of months, trying to make use of the "latest and greatest" tools and best practices, and hope to write up a blog post over Christmas describing my experience (overall very positive) and how to set it all up, so I will be sure to post it to HN when it is done.
    - janpieterz 11y ago
      This would be amazing, I hope I catch it. What's your blog's url just in case?
      - tommyd 11y ago
        I don't have one yet, this will be the inaugural post! But I am on twitter @tomduncalf, so if you want you can follow me and I will tweet you when it's out. This is good, it puts pressure on me to actually write it ;)
        janpieterz 11y ago
        Done, pressure is on!
- interdrift 11y ago
  Yeah gotta love the intellisense, I plan on continuing doing so until there's a better alternative.

I'm a C# developer. I have been patiently waiting for angular 2.0 with the hopes of switching my stack to TS.Node + Angular and I'm really excited about trying this!

merpnderp 11y ago

What will be your build workflow for TS.Node? I've never really found something that works well.

davedx 11y ago

I'm very impressed with the power Visual Studio Code offers for developing JS/TS projects. Do you do all of your development in the .NET flavour of Visual Studio?

janpieterz 11y ago
I really wanted to start using ts in my next React app but did not find any good resources and couldn't get it off the floor. Happen to have any insight on that?
- merpnderp 11y ago
  This happened to me. When TS came out with JSX support I immediately forked our NG 1.4 project and tried to start a port. I barely got Visual Studio working with the React TS code and quickly ran out of steam. Looks like I'll need an external build step because I could never get Visual Studio to build the React app into a single app.js file.
  - janpieterz 11y ago
    Yeah, sad really. It almost seems like Visual Studio Code is getting better support for it, which from the point of a paying VS user feels a bit off, I now switch between two editors to develop one app (VS and Atom), but would love to do everything in VS. Ah well, we'll probably need to wait.
- tommyd 11y ago
  I've been working on a TS/React/Redux app for the last couple of months, trying to make use of the "latest and greatest" tools and best practices, and hope to write up a blog post over Christmas describing my experience (overall very positive) and how to set it all up, so I will be sure to post it to HN when it is done.
  - janpieterz 11y ago
    This would be amazing, I hope I catch it. What's your blog's url just in case?
    - tommyd 11y ago
      I don't have one yet, this will be the inaugural post! But I am on twitter @tomduncalf, so if you want you can follow me and I will tweet you when it's out. This is good, it puts pressure on me to actually write it ;)
      - janpieterz 11y ago
        Done, pressure is on!
interdrift 11y ago
Yeah gotta love the intellisense, I plan on continuing doing so until there's a better alternative.