so people using something like systemjs won't break the promise chain and at the same time shows that it's a promise
```es6
Promise.all({
app1: System.import('app1').then(module => module.main()),
app2: System.import('app2').then(module => module.main()),
app3: System.import('app3').then(module => module.main())
})
.then(function(injectors) {
console.log('dem injectors', injectors);
});
```
Closes#967
Ok I'm not sure (trying to understand angular2) but according to what i can see. Shouldn't the decorator event property be events. Please correct me if I'm wrong :p
Limitations because of preview status (see #960):
- does not yet use ShadowDOM
- does not use a builtin conditional like `if`
- uses a temporary bower repository
Closes#943
* Rename metrics, add `Time` suffix to all so that they are
more consistent
* iOS does not give us `gc` metrics, so they should not be reported
* Rename `scriptMicroAvg` into `microScriptTimeAvg`
* Rename previous `script` metric into `pureScriptTime` metric,
and keep `scriptTime` metric as the overall time, so that we still
have a shared metric across devices independent of the supported
browser features
* `microScriptTimeAvg` is now based on overall `scriptTime`, including
gc and render time.
* Move more shared DI tokens into `common_options` (previously
`sample_options`).
Closes#930
Move existing BindGenerator test to its own directory and to test that
phase specificially, rather than the whole pipeline.
Add another BindGenerator test.
Use the parser in `BindGenerator`
This checkin also removes types from `registerSetters` calls since they
can cause runtime failures (see #886). We will resolve this by
generating change detector classes in the future.
fixes#614
Asynchronous test should inject an AsyncTestCompleter:
Before:
it("async test", (done) => {
// ...
done();
});
After:
it("async test", inject([AsyncTestCompleter], (async) => {
// ...
async.done();
}));
Note: inject() is currently a function and the first parameter is the
array of DI tokens to inject as the test function parameters. This
construct is linked to Traceur limitations. The planned syntax is:
it("async test", @Inject (async: AsyncTestCompleter) => {
// ...
async.done();
});
