I am developing my first ASP.NET MVC application and I beleive that Script# can help me a lot. But it cannot find the resource necessary to support my development.
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A release went out today, so it is good to see that it is still active.
Regardless of the previous lack of updates and that it not been open sourced I would still use it over plain js. You can stop using Script# at any time and more forward with the 'compiled' js if you don't like it.
I agree with you Val though that it really only fits large js based projects. I don't think you would get much benefit out of using it to perform basic page functionality like validate form input etc. It probably wouldn't be worth setting it up.
If however you are heavily using javascript and need to replicate OOP then I think it is a must. Things like refactoring becomes so easy, with plain js I would never refactor because it was just too hard to implement, over time my code became a mess.
Wow Val you got generics to work in it, I'm impressed, was it hard? Generics support would be great, so would method and operator overloading. Are you sure that it is illegal to decompile it, I will have to have a look to see if it is the terms of use.