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Functional but still showing garbage at console when compiling, and don't know why.
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Thanks. This looks cool! I'd recommend putting it on Atmosphere (http://atmosphere.meteor.com), to start collecting users. If it gets a lot of use and becomes popular, we'll merge it in to core. Also, fwiw, printing garbage to the console during normal operation is probably a blocker for merging to core. But it likely won't stop people from using it on atmosphere. |
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We are working on an official Typescript package which already exists in Beta. |
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Functional but still showing garbage at console when compiling, and don't know why.