Welcome to this tutorial on TypeScript Functions. It will show you how to get started with the following concepts Function Basics, Functions & TypeScript’s Type System, Anonymous Functions, Named Functions, Optional Parameters, Rest Parameters, Function Overloads and Arrow Functions
Tutorial on how to set up a ASP.NET 5 / MVC 6 – TypeScript project in Microsoft’s new lightweight IDE – Visual Studio Code
Tutorial on getting started with TypeScript in Visual Studio 2015
Setting up a new Web Project in Visual Studio 2015 is easy!
Setting up a project and making TypeScript and RequireJS work together – not all that easy.
Polymer versions 0.5.3 and 0.5.4 released Version 0.5.3 had a small dependency bug for Safari, this resulted in the rapid release of 0.5.4 to fix it. Notable changes in the release are some paper-elements redesigned to adhere to the Material
Visual Studio 2015 & Sass – Clean styling of Polymer elements Just a few years ago, or even less, if some one would have said “I’m working with a Google framework and a lot of open source plugins – in
Setting up a Vulcanize Grunt task in Visual Studio 2015 Developing Web Components from the new Visual Studio 2015 is a great experience with the added tooling. One problem with Web Components can be the large number of html-imports a
Developing Web Components is both fun as well as frustrating at times. Maybe it’s the fact that I’m so used to coding typed languages (C# & Java) with loads of compiler help, or maybe it’s the fact that debugging web
Deploying an ASP.Net 5 web application in IIS The preview of Visual Studio 2015 contains no built in tooling to directly deploy web apps to an IIS, this post describes a way of doing it without tooling. Prepare project for IIS
Working with Polymer in Visual Studio 2015 (Preview) In the new VS2015, there is built in Bower and npm support. This is great if you want to use Visual Studio to build Polymer components and apps. Importing the basic Polymer
