There are several ways to compile your TypeScript projects nowadays. You can use a vanilla call to tsc to just convert everything to .js files, or you can use a build tool like webpack and use a TypeScript loader like ts-loader or Babels @babel/preset-typescript
A VERY brief working example to get quick-started on Traefik
A basic quickstart for using Google’s Closure Compiler usage with ES6/Node projects.
Hosts redirects are the most efficient way to block unwanted network traffic; they essentially tell your OS to a system level redirect from the targeted host (eg. ) and redirect the request to whatever you want to (ie. to have it short, `0.0.0.0` or `127.0.0.1`). But sadly, editing and maintaining...
Azure Pipelines gives you free access to Mac, Linux, and Windows VMs for all your CI/CD needs. This is incredibly useful if you want to automated the deployment/release of Electron applications (I personally use Electron Forge).
A TypeScript function to provision namespaced Service Instances with Service Catalog and the Open Service Broker for Azure.