Let’s dive in and see what’s new in TypeScript 3.4!
- Faster subsequent builds with the --incremental flag
- Higher order type inference from generic functions
- Improvements for ReadonlyArray and readonly tuples
- const assertions
- Type-checking for globalThis
- Convert parameters to destructured object
- Breaking changes
Announcing TypeScript 3.4 RC
Bootstrap v4.3 has landed with over 120 combined closed issues and merged pull requests. This release brings improvements to our utilities, some prep work for moving on to v5’s development, and the standard bug fixes and documentation updates.
What's new in TypeScript 3.3 RC
.NET Core 2.2.1 release carries both security and non-security fixes.
Rider 2018.3.1 comes with fixes for:
Several issues in the debugger: RIDER-23087, RIDER-22932, RIDER-22770, RIDER-22887, and RIDER-22873.
Broken NuGet window after searching for “mongo” text (RIDER-22927).
Endless “Retrieving properties…” progress bar for Project Properties (RIDER-22924).
Inability to activate the dotTrace plugin via the License Server (RIDER-22876).
The “Failed to get the list of simulators” error on getting a list of iOS simulators (RIDER-22878).
The issue where a .jar setting file couldn’t be imported to Rider 2018.3 (RIDER-22823).
The misplaced position of inline parameter name hints (RIDER-22452).
We’ve crammed months of work into v4.2.1 with over 400 commits since our last v4.1.3 release.
Rider 2018.3 comes with Code Vision, Rename Project refactoring, and the Assembly Explorer window. It provides support for remote debugging via SSH, Launch Settings and SQL language injections in C# code. This release improves C#, VB.NET, F#, TypeScript language support, and Angular framework support.
that’s not a typo—today we’re shipping Bootstrap 3.4.0, a long overdue update to address some quality of life issues, XSS fixes , and build tooling updates to make it easier for us, and you, to develop.
The Second Edition of "Refactoring"
