Angular 2 And The Typescript Math Toolkit
The Angular 2 wave is almost upon us. Google is creating more than just a framework; it will be part of an ecosystem that allows us to develop everything from native mobile apps to OS-specific applications. And, they're taking the time to do it right.
Earlier this year, I started a series of demos on using Angular 2 with the Typescript Math Toolkit to solve math-related problems that can crop up in actual applications. The TSMT is still under development, but alpha versions of selected classes have been released with the demos that cover everything from statistical analysis of data to computational geometry.
The progression in the demos takes you from Angular 2 beta and tooling in Gulp through RC1 (at the time of this post) and the AngularCLI. Here is the repository link should you wish to check out more about Angular 2 or just grab some goodies from the TSMT.
https://github.com/theAlgorithmist?tab=repositories
Blog posts detailing the various projects may be found here
http://www.algorithmist.net/blog/
If you would like to suggest something to be included in the Typescript Math Toolkit, please contact me at theAlgorithmist [at] gmail [dot] com.
Thank you.
Thanks for your support, Taras. I will be counting on you for feedback and testing when I get nearer to a release point. Your Data Science background will be very helpful.
Jim Armstrong Jim, congratulations! I know it is a huge milestone for you after spending months on TSMT. I look forward to checking it out and sharing it with the peers I interact with that could def. benefit from a library like this on the front-end. Thank you!