nippur72

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   by nippur72 4y ago

   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 radio hobbyist.
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   by nippur72 5y ago

   down it Italy as well
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   by nippur72 9y ago

   > 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 even have a name for it.
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   by nippur72 10y ago

   https://github.com/evanw/thinscript
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   by nippur72 10y ago

   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 null checks enabled - VS2015CE or VSCODE as IDE - Re
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   by nippur72 10y ago

   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 my build.
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   Microsoft retires on{X}(onx.ms)

   2 points by nippur72 10y ago|0 comments
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   by nippur72 10y ago

   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 function foo() { console.l
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   by nippur72 10y ago

   thanks it's very useful, as I now I doubt async/await will ever land in TS.
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    by nippur72 10y ago

    is this server protocol also responsible for syntax highlight (aka colorization) of the source code?
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    by nippur72 10y ago

    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.
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    by nippur72 10y ago

    I've just opened the GitHub repo and I see no trace of TypeScript, no .ts files anywhere
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    by nippur72 10y ago

    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 :-(
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    by nippur72 11y ago

    I think VS 2015 (released today) should handle tsconfig in the IDE.
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    by nippur72 11y ago

    async/await will a sort of revolution, I hope they put out the 1.6 beta real soon
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    by nippur72 11y ago

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