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So I was looking through some sample code in Script#’s samples. I noticed that Script# uses jQuery’s IDeferred. I was wondering what it would take to make this work with async/await. This seems like something that would really improve code readability.
Yes, that is interesting … but at some point down the road.
Right now script# is still based on a c# 2 syntax… and there is desire to update it, but its going to take some time before c# 5 support can come around.