Greg Ros

@dsyme I'm guessing it's some legacy environment. I don't think anyone would actually use it of their own volition :smile: @sungiant Not really. It's possible to lower the framework version...

@sungiant, what Unity says is ".NET 2.0" actually has a number of 3.5 features, like `System.Linq`. From my experience, assemblies compiled for 3.5 usually run fine on Unity. I'll try...

Thanks. Once I get back to working on the project (not sure when exactly) I'll look into building the existing tests into some kind of framework too. Right now it's...

@oberstet That sounds great! I really hope it's added. It's a really useful feature to have. @KSDaemon Sadly, your suggestion won't work :( There will be a problem if several...

@KSDaemon Still won't work if the same caller makes two calls in parallel. Doing this would be the same as implementing WAMP's request-response RPC using any non-request-response protocol. It's not...

I'd like to give some input on this question because I found myself dealing with it too. I think @oberstet's solution is still an under-specification. A client can still receive...

I have a simpler example. I haven't really seen a difference between the first time `gulp-typescript` compiles and the next. # Runtimes #### `tsc -w` Initial: 9 seconds Change in...

@ivogabe By the following part of my message: > **The snippet you posted** Instantaneous I meant that the `.src` thing runs instantaneously pretty much.

@marcghorayeb I've pretty much lost interest in this project personally and switched to invoking `tsc` and `gulp` separately.

@marcghorayeb I don't. I keep tsc running and rerun gulp whenever I want to publish/start the application.