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@basarat will you consider to publish the very cool stuff you did here also for Atom? I always try to change to something else, but I have all the workflow and tool chain working in Atom, so it is quite difficult to chain to anything else. I would not even mind to pay premium price to get the support and updates just like Wallaby does. To summarise my experience:

1. Sublime - Supported by Microsoft, but quite dodgy experience, errors appear only in console, no nice dedicated pane such as Linter with TSLint in Atom. No help with import path statements.
2. VS Code - Still has a long way to go. Errors appear and disappear, require to rebuild the whole application. Missing tabs, missing dedicated error panes. No help on import paths, slow compilation. Positive - Uses pure tsc to compile the project, so you get latest features during compilation and error detection.
3. VS Community 2015 - Looks quite nice, but on MAC and Linux you need to run it in VM. Also it's quite slow on compilation side. Projects need to be run as Typescript HTML with obj and bin created. But, has everything one need.
4. ALM Tools, looks very nice and has quiet a lot of features. But it's proprietary editor missing all the goodies from the editors such as inclusion of test tools such as Wallaby JS, Minimap, Linting .. parallel support for multiple programming languages and their transpiration (CSSx, JSX ...)
5. Atom - Till now it is the best there is for typescript, yet the support is falling behind to bring in the latest in Typescript. You put so much love in this project and it can be seen. Will you consider creating a "Premium" package?

Hi,

Just a heads-up:
There looks to be some issues with the content on alm.tools compared to alm-tools.github.io. It looks like some spammy links and content has been injected into the site.

Take care.

So if i have a File "../TestTest.js" and i want to get the class "Test" from it then it should be:
import { Test } from "../TestTest";
but I get:
import { Test } from "../testtest";

So the Path gets lowercased when I use QuickFix - in my case this will result in an file-not-found error on my server.
It would be awesome if someone could help!

Thanks for your Time, and I love this piece of software!

~nerothe

On http://alm.tools/ Link Now head on to the Docs http://alm.tools/alm-tools_subdomain/-gitbooks-io/alm/content/ is broken

404 Not Found

Code: NoSuchKey
Message: The specified key does not exist.
Key: alm-tools_subdomain/-gitbooks-io/alm/content/index.html
RequestId: B72961B5BAF8FA11
HostId: kqHV5gnvzxHLRldzw1dDDWZumJF5kdiUu4470cqSrg6pVQHpdRU++mF1L6gzUW9amkw/BJo8oHU=

Installed alm.tools on Windows 7 x64 using npm v3.10.9 on node v6.9.1
When starting alm (or alm -i) I'm getting:

F:\dev\trial\alm\test-proj1>alm
Version: 2.28.0
DASHBOARD: (Please open in chrome) http://localhost:4444
F:\data\user.cpl\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules\alm\src\server\workers\lang\core\simpleValidator.js:34
                        if (!validValues.some(function (valid) { return valid.toLowerCase() === value_1.toLowerCase(); })) {
                                                                                                        ^
TypeError: value_1.toLowerCase is not a function