Re: [NF] Replacing IE's "Export to Excel" in Edge

On Sat, Oct 7, 2017 at 12:41 PM, CCTbySteveGraves wrote: > my $0.02 (can't test this in specific case, but do show IE in W10 to my > clients): > > IE 11 exists in W10, accessible in 2 ways: 1) from Edge, when a page > doesn't work correctly, near upper right corner the is a 3 dot drop-down > menu

Re: [NF] learn more about what you hate so much.

Ed, with Typescript the code is released under the Apache license so I don't see copyright as a problem. On Sat, Oct 7, 2017 at 2:20 PM, Ed Leafe wrote: > On Oct 6, 2017, at 4:37 PM, Paul Hemans wrote: > > > Being open source guarantees that it can be forked and that we don't end > up > > in th

Re: [NF] learn more about what you hate so much.

But even if they decided to stop it someone could pick up the code and go on. With VFP we were simply stuffed. 'Open source' means the source is available. BTW: How did you figure out that the top 10 were from MS, 1 has a gmail account and another seems to be from facebook. On Sat, Oct 7, 2017 a

Re: [NF] Replacing IE's "Export to Excel" in Edge

my $0.02 (can't test this in specific case, but do show IE in W10 to my clients): IE 11 exists in W10, accessible in 2 ways: 1) from Edge, when a page doesn't work correctly, near upper right corner the is a 3 dot drop-down menu where one of the options is "open in Internet Explorer" or 2) add In

Re: [NF] learn more about what you hate so much.

The top 10 contributers being from MS (https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/graphs/contributors), if they decide to stop the project, no one will be able to continue. More a marketing trick than real 'open source'. To me, 'open source' means that many devs from various horizon is able to tak