Building Extensions Part 2
Description
In this episode, Robert is joined by John Papa, who explains and shows why he is a huge fan of Visual Studio Code and has adopted it for Web development. Among the topics they discuss in this freewheeling show are learning new technologies, JavaScript. TypeScript, Angular, and of course lots of features in Visual Studio Code.
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The Discussion
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LeLong37 Awesome session, I <3 VSCode and TypeScript developing on MEAN stack. It is the best IDE out there by leap years.
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goaty1992 Would love to see more support for ASP.NET 5 coming soon (live debugger, better IDE ...) Node is cool but it can only get so far :D
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AlinCiocan Great video! And John Papa was awesome presenting the advantages of Typescript and made me want to learn Angular2 with Typescript.
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fataha Good
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RandomCitizen M$ presentation with an Apple laptop. Shame on you
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jonatas poderia ter legendas.
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Smartmil8 @AlinCiocan:I have a different rule: "Bad doctors bury their mistakes; Bad architects cover them with ivy; Bad application designers write user manuals; Bad programmers write comments." So I disagree: I think that the mark of a great programmer is that I can read their code and know what's going on.
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ajayshankar John Papa rocks..!
For Angular2 (using TypeScript), I am looking forward to try both lightweight editors VS Code and ATOM and see how it goes.
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mttmccb @RandomCitizen: Did you even watch it? It highlights that VSCode is cross platform...