TypeScript tip: use `as const` after literals to:
‣ Recursively set object properties to readonly
‣ Make arrays readonly tuples
‣ Disable type widening
@allenholub If your project doesn't have adequate code coverage and automated testing, then this may not be the best approach, as you may not know if you've broken something in the process of improving it.
@KathleenDollard I hate to be rude, but I have to ask .... Why? How many VB developers could there be that refuse to adopt a more widely supported language? In it's day, I loved VB, but then went to C# roughly 18 years ago. It might be time to let it go. Just my $0.02.
@MicbOliver@_dotnetbot_@NxDevTools@nestframework Initially, I was planning to do this via HttpClient and submitting GET and POST requests; ultimately I ran into an issue with authentication. Going the @nestframework route gave me access to puppeteer.
This week I needed to create a screen scraping microservice, I tried .net core (my goto) and was not able to complete it. Later that evening I turned to @NxDevTools and the @nestframework for the 1st time. It was shocking easy and was able to complete it in 2hrs. Thank you!!!
@julielerman If you're a VS paying customer (pro and enterprise editions), you welcome these changes. It's frustrating when I have to keep going back to @code (a free product) to perform tasks that really should be included in a flagship IDE.