Getting Visual Studio Code Ready for TypeScript: Part 3

Part 3: Injecting Scripts with Gulp This is the third part in a series of blog posts on Getting Visual Studio Code Ready for TypeScript: Compiling TypeScript to JavaScript Writing Jasmine Tests in TypeScript Injecting Scripts with Gulp (this post) Leveraging Gulp In the first and second post in this series I showed how you can use Gulp to automate common tasks such as compiling TypeScript to JavaScript and running Jasmine tests in a browser. While Gulp is not strictly necessary to perform these tasks, it allows you to chain together multiple tasks, which can give you a smoother workflow. You can download a sample project with code for this blog post. You can also download my Yeoman generator for scaffolding new TypeScript projects for Visual Studio Code. For example, we defined a "watch" task with a dependency on the "compile" task, so that Gulp performs a compilation before watching for changes in any TypeScript files. When changes are detected, the "compile" task is then re-executed. gulp.

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