JavaScript: The Developer Experience
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- Day 2
- DEV308
- Speakers: Jonathan Carter
- 2 comments
As JavaScript's ubiquity continues to grow, it becomes increasingly harder for developers—regardless what platform they're targeting—to avoid it. To make the choice of adopting it into your applications easier, Visual Studio 2012 has made JavaScript a truly first-class language. This session demonstrates the enhancements that have been made to the editing experience, such as an IntelliSense and formatting engine that was built from the ground up to support modern libraries and coding patterns, as well as the debugging experience that integrates new diagnostic visualizations, such as an editable DOM tree. Whether you're looking to develop a Windows 8 Metro style application, or an HTML5 web application, Visual Studio 2012 JavaScript tooling will help enhance your productivity.
For more information, check out this course on Microsoft Virtual Academy:
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As someone looking from the outside (OSS, standards buff), just one word: Awesome talk! OkOk two words.
MSFT is serious bout JavaScript!!!!
A note to the speaker: wouldn't you rather work on open-source stuff
Great talk, great job !
JS sofa !
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