jmlee2k

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   by jmlee2k 8y ago

   Good choice, you won't regret it!
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   by jmlee2k 8y ago

   We've been using Typescript (almost) since the day it was released. IMHO, I would never start any decent-sized JS project without it. The development speed is really good. It of course takes some time to transpile, but we have a li
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   by jmlee2k 10y ago

   That's very odd. I'm quite new to VS Code, so this could be confusion on my part. I am running on the latest TS (typescript@beta and typescript@next before that), so perhaps that's why I see the version number.
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   by jmlee2k 10y ago

   - You can see which version of typescript is being used in VS Code in the bottom-right corner while a typescript file is open. - It does take a lot of time to get a TS environment setup, but I have to agree with the previous commenter, the
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   by jmlee2k 12y ago

   Excellent advice about breaking things into smaller parts. You'd be surprised what can be accomplished by breaking things down, and combining them together once each individual piece works. That's when you really get the feeling
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   by jmlee2k 13y ago

   melodyloops.com has some good quality stuff.