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Roadmap Overview This roadmap is meant to give our team and users clarity over our priorities over the next 6 months. It's meant more as a set of guidelines than as a strict set of tasks we are bound to finish. We may adjust over this period depending on changing needs and feedback from our users. At a high-level, we're going to be focusing on the following 5 goals: Types on every desk, in every h
For the past few years, Microsoft has meaningfully increased participation in the open source software (OSS) community, becoming one of the world’s largest supporters of OSS projects. We are starting down a path to adopt Chromium open source in the development of Microsoft Edge on the desktop, becoming a larger contributor and user of its open source so that we can create better web compatibility
// In an intersection everything absorbs unknown type T00 = unknown & null; // null type T01 = unknown & undefined; // undefined type T02 = unknown & null & undefined; // null & undefined (which becomes never in union) type T03 = unknown & string; // string type T04 = unknown & string[]; // string[] type T05 = unknown & unknown; // unknown type T06 = unknown & any; // any // In a union an unknown
From @jeffallen on November 24, 2015 18:17 Maybe I just don't know how to use the file chooser in MacOS, but I thought I'd use my nifty new vscode install to edit my .bash_profile and add the code alias proposed in the install docs. But then I couldn't get it to let me open .bash_profile no matter what I tried. Sadly, I went to Emacs and did it there. VSCode fail. :( I get it. You're doing the rig
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