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‎amd/README.txt renamed to ‎amd/README.md

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===== TypeScript Sample: AMD Module =====
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=== Overview ===
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This sample shows a simple Typescript application using an AMD module.
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=== Running ===
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tsc --sourcemap --module amd app.ts
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# TypeScript Sample: AMD Module
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## Overview
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This sample shows a simple Typescript application using an AMD module.
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## Running
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```
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tsc --sourcemap --module amd app.ts
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start default.htm
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```
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===== TypeScript Sample: D3 =====
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=== Overview ===
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D3 visualization
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- Use of the D3 wrapper
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- Use of modules and interfaces
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=== Running ===
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# TypeScript Sample: D3
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## Overview
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D3 visualization
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- Use of the D3 wrapper
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- Use of modules and interfaces
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## Running
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```
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tsc --sourcemap data.ts
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===== TypeScript Sample: Greeter =====
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=== Overview ===
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This sample shows basic class definition and instantiation.
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# TypeScript Sample: Greeter
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## Overview
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This sample shows basic class definition and instantiation.
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## Running
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```
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tsc --sourcemap greeter.ts
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start greeter.html
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===== TypeScript Sample: Image Board =====
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=== Overview ===
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This sample implements a complete Node.js application.
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Notable features:
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- Typed usage of express for server side MVC
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- Typed usage of mongodb for server side database
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- Typed usage of Node.js
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- Use of TypeScript module syntax
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- Visual Studio project file for working with the project
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=== Running ===
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Note: Perform steps 3 - 6 with your working directory set to the folder containing this README:
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1. Install MongoDB if necessary (see http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/installation/ )
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2. Run the following command to launch the MongoDB process:
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<mongoinstalldir>\bin\mongod
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3. Restore the sample app data to MongoDB in another command prompt with the following command:
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<mongoinstalldir>\bin\mongorestore dump
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4. Install the app's node dependencies with the following command:
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npm install
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tsc --sourcemap --module commonjs app.ts
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6. Launch the Node process to serve the app using the following command:
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node app.js
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http://localhost:3000/
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# TypeScript Sample: Image Board
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## Overview
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This sample implements a complete Node.js application.
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Notable features:
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- Typed usage of express for server side MVC
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- Typed usage of mongodb for server side database
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- Typed usage of Node.js
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- Use of TypeScript module syntax
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- Visual Studio project file for working with the project
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## Running
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Note: Perform steps 3 - 6 with your working directory set to the folder containing this README:
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1. Install MongoDB if necessary (see http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/installation/ )
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2. Run the following command to launch the MongoDB process:
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`<mongoinstalldir>\bin\mongod`
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3. Restore the sample app data to MongoDB in another command prompt with the following command:
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`<mongoinstalldir>\bin\mongorestore dump`
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4. Install the app's node dependencies with the following command:
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`npm install`
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5. Compile the app with the following command:
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`tsc --sourcemap --module commonjs app.ts`
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6. Launch the Node process to serve the app using the following command:
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`node app.js`
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7. Open your favorite browser and going to the following URL to access the app:
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`http://localhost:3000/`

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===== TypeScript Sample: Simple =====
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=== Overview ===
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- Interface: A simple interface that defines the interface for something that can drive.
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- Class: An implementation of a car.
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=== Keep Playing ===
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Want to experiment? Try adding a second interface: Flyable. Implement it in a Helicopter class, then write a FlyingCar class that implements both Drivable and Flyable!
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interface Flyable { ... }
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class Helicopter implements Flyable { ... }
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class FlyingCar implements Drivable, Flyable { ... }
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# TypeScript Sample: Simple
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## Overview
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Simple use of classes and inheritance:
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- Interface: A simple interface that defines the interface for something that can drive.
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- Class: An implementation of a car.
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## Keep Playing
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Want to experiment? Try adding a second interface: Flyable. Implement it in a Helicopter class, then write a FlyingCar class that implements both Drivable and Flyable!
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interface Flyable { ... }
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class FlyingCar implements Drivable, Flyable { ... }
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```
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## Running
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`tsc --sourcemap interfaces.ts`

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===== TypeScript Sample: JQuery Parallax Starfield =====
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This sample shows a simple jQuery application in TypeScript using a jQuery TypeScript typing.
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# TypeScript Sample: JQuery Parallax Starfield
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## Overview
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This sample shows a simple jQuery application in TypeScript using a jQuery TypeScript typing.
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## Usage
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## Running
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start parallax.html
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===== TypeScript Sample: Mankala =====
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# TypeScript Sample: Mankala
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## Overview
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- Multi-file compilation: The sample is compiled from several separate files
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- SVG: Geometry
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- Command line: The game driver can be run as a command-line app using cscript
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===== TypeScript Sample: Node.js =====
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This sample implements a very basic node.js application using TypeScript
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# TypeScript Sample: Raytracer
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===== TypeScript Sample: Windows 8.1 Windows store app =====
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