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   Node.js/Visual Studio Beta2 w new intellisense engine(nodejstools.codeplex.com)

   4 points by smortaz 12y ago|0 comments
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   by smortaz 12y ago

   this is beautiful! damet garm ;)
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   by smortaz 12y ago

   looking fwd to the Windows version (& hopefully Visual Studio integration?)!
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   by smortaz 13y ago

   fantastic. with your permission, i'd love to use this to demo python!
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   by smortaz 13y ago

   Thx. Happy to report that the restriction is gone. In fact you'll be able to install PTVS in web and desktop express both! Release coming soon.
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   by smortaz 13y ago

   angersock - if you could file a feature request on http://nodejstools.codeplex.com that'd be great. We did implement support for this for Python ( https://pytools.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Mixed-mode%20deb.
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   by smortaz 13y ago

   Thanks for trying it nevi-me. Please give the Beta bits a try - lots of bug fixes, including in the profiler.
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   by smortaz 13y ago

   Very true. See my comment about the informal poll at Build -- 70/80% of ppl were planning on deploying python & node in their shops. Biased a bit since it was a node/python talk, but otoh, it was a Windows/.Net conferen
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   by smortaz 13y ago

   (group lead here) Thanks GravityWell for posting. We just got done giving a talk on NTVS & PTVS at Build in SF. The reception was great (given this is a primarily .net conference). I did an informal poll of the audience (180 or so), a
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    by smortaz 13y ago

    +1. he's been extremely supportive of our Python & node.js efforts in visual studio. a while back i gave him a demo of PTVS and he strongly encouraged & supported us in putting Python on Azure. it was the renaissance of Pyth
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    by smortaz 13y ago

    both of these are coming: Nodejs Tools for Visual Studio will do TypeScript & be installable in VS Express shortly.
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    by smortaz 13y ago

    > We are, as far as we can tell, the only thing that actually notices the universe! Note that the dung beetle uses the Milky Way to navigate! :) http://newswatch.nationalgeographic.com/2013/01/24/dung-beet.
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    by smortaz 13y ago

    awesome extension. i'd love to see it open sourced so we can use it in PTVS & NTVS. PTVS: http://pytools.codeplex.com NTVS: http://nodejstools.codeplex.com disclaimer: msft employee.
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    by smortaz 13y ago

    same here, macos, chrome and safari both show empty code blocks...
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    VisualStudio/Python 2.1alpha available: Bottle, Flask, Pylint, ...(pytools.codeplex.com)

    1 points by smortaz 13y ago|0 comments
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    by smortaz 13y ago

    we are for the integrated IPython REPL. but my question was more in terms of intellisense, debugging, profiling, mixed julia/C++ debugging, etc. ie, a fully integrated experience in VS.
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    by smortaz 13y ago

    mini ASK HN: would there be any interest in supporting Julia in Visual Studio? (as a free/oss plugin). i lead the Python Tools for Visual Studio project at msft and would be curious if there is interest. as a side note, if you do you u
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    by smortaz 13y ago

    This is sad to see. As the co-founder of http://www.paperkarma.com who's had to deal with some of the same issues (USPS regulations) I was keeping an eye out & pulling for them to succeed. We need further legislation
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    by smortaz 13y ago

    NLTK itself shouldnt take thaaat long, but if you have a large distro that includes the kitchen sink, it could take ~ an hour +/- depending on your machine. the reward is you get really deep intellisense, not just basic completion. the
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    by smortaz 13y ago

    [ptvs proj lead here] - thanks wslh! is the cpu really going at 25% the entire time? this should definitely /not/ happen. what will happen is that when you 1st install PTVS the analyzer will run in the background for a while un
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    by smortaz 13y ago

    visualnode was a fork of http://pytools.codeplex.com and they've joined the NTVS project (which is also forked from the same source). Bart Read from red-gate did the npm GUI for NTVS in fact. they stated that they'll
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    by smortaz 13y ago

    thanks talles. note that you can debug from VS to Linux with NTVS. here's the debugging video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ir9ZB8lUg4
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    by smortaz 13y ago

    jules, PTVS is actually available as a standalone PTVS+VS package. That's basically "Python Express" built using the VS Shells. NTVS Express is a great idea, and I've opened a ticket for it already in case anyone wants
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    by smortaz 13y ago

    thanks! we're hoping to add TS for Beta.
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    by smortaz 13y ago

    you have a point. i dont think node in a fat IDE is for everyone / every scenario. i look at it as just another tool in the dev's toolbox. ideal (imho) is a decent web-based tool or light-weight editor plus a capable IDE for la
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    by smortaz 13y ago

    i'll try to find out. top my head i know the azure node sdk is all node (obviously...), all the cross-plat commands/utils are node, skype, yammer, bing (?), ... all use node to various extents. some info: http://www.w
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    by smortaz 13y ago

    great idea - just created a request for it. please upvote! https://nodejstools.codeplex.com/workitem/520
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    by smortaz 13y ago

    thanks ambuj for submitting. i work on the team & will be around for a couple of hours in case folks have any questions. would love to hear your feedback... cheers.
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    by smortaz 13y ago

    very nice! plug: if you happen to be on windows, try PTVS which has nice features like mixed-mode Python/C++ debugging as well cross debugging from Visual Studio <-> linux & MacOS. (it's a free plug-in). http:/&#x
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    by smortaz 13y ago

    very nice. please add IronPython & F# if you get a chance :)