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    public class CheckQueueRoutes : RouteMarchBase<QueueController>
    {
        [Fact]
        public void MatchesDeleteMessagePath()
        {
            AssertRoute("api/testaccount/queue/delete/testqueue/testid?pop=testpop",
                ctrl => ctrl.Delete("testaccount", "testqueue", "testid", "testpop", null));
        }
    }

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// Requires jQuery

$(function() {
    var $theForm = $("#theForm"), contents = $theForm.contents();
    $theForm.after(contents);
});

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module SgDirectives {
    declare function marked(source: string): string;

    function syncHeights(source: HTMLElement, target: HTMLElement) {
        var syncHeight = () => target.style.height = source.offsetHeight + "px";
        syncHeight();
        source.addEventListener("mouseup", syncHeight);
    }

    function link(scope: ng.IScope, jelem: ng.IAugmentedJQuery) {

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module Zudio.System {
    var trueFunc = ()=> true;
    export class Command {
        public cssClass: string;
        public canExecute: () => boolean;
        public show: () => boolean;
        constructor(cssClass: string, public text: string, public execute: Function, canExecute?: () => boolean, show?: () => boolean) {
            this.cssClass = "icon-" + cssClass;
            this.canExecute = canExecute || trueFunc;
            this.show = show || trueFunc;

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class Tease
{
  private readonly dynamic _db = Database.Open();
  
  public async void DoSomeStuff()
  {
    // Async by default
    Customer customer = await _db.Customers.Get(42).WithOrders();
    
    // Batch operations

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interface CustomEventParams {
    bubbles?: boolean;
    cancelable?: boolean;
    detail?: any;
}

// Extend the lib.d.ts CustomEvent interface with the proper constructor
interface CustomEvent {
    new(event: string, params?: CustomEventParams);
}

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AngularJS is Google's answer to client-side JavaScript MVC application development.

TypeScript is Microsoft's answer to working large, complex JavaScript code-bases. It adds static typing and supports features from next-generation JavaScript, such as classes and modules.

Put them together and you get something a bit like WPF-style MVVM, but better. This talk will introduce AngularJS and TypeScript, and show how to combine them effectively to build real browser-based applications.

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DEBUG constant in TypeScript with UglifyJS

One of the requested features in TypeScript is support for the kind of compilation constants that C#, for example, provides, where you can say

#if(DEBUG)
  MessageBox.Show(...);
#endif

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OK, so technically within the class you can still access the variable by calling getMyProperty or setMyProperty instead of via the property, but you still encapsulate the functionality with the getting and setting.

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// Modifiers on primary constructor params would be nice :-)
struct Point(private readonly double x, private readonly double y)
{
  [DestructuringPosition(0)]
  public double X { get; } = x;
  
  [DestructuringPosition(1)]
  public double Y { get; } = y;
}