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Add MONO support/compatibility

Add please more MONO support/compatibility
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started · Pranav Rastogi responded

As part of ASP.NET vNext we will ensure that ASP.NET vNext runs on Mono. You can read more about ASP.NET vNext http://blogs.msdn.com/b/webdev/archive/2014/06/03/asp-net-vnext-in-visual-studio-14-ctp.aspx
Add the concept of AMD like require.js

Libraries like Require.js help to structure the javascript files into modules that are resolved on runtime or can be passed to an optimizer that bundles all javascript files into on file with the correct order.
It would be cool to have support in ASP.NET and Visual Studio for these concept and that it would be included in the Bundling and Minification Process.
And Intellisens should not break when using require.js.
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started · Mads Kristensen responded

The JavaScript editor needs to provide Intellisense when using AMD (require.js among others). This work has been started