Disable C# Compiling with TypeScript Projects

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C#5.0

Typescript

VS2013

Hi,

I'm working with a new TypeScript project in VS2013.

I have a number of project which are 100% type script. I can only get the TypeScript compiler to run within the various types of .Net web projects.

But most of these project will have no .Net code. They're reusable TypeScript infrastructure projects.

My problem is I'm seeing quite a large compilation overhead as the project are all creating and outputting .Net DLL files in the bin folder.

What I'm looking for is to disable the compilation of C# or a new project type which is 100% TypeScript with no .Net compilation as part of the build process.

I've tried adding TS files to a number of generic empty projects but these do not manage adding the TS project settings or compiling the TS files.

It seems I'm wasting a lot of my day waiting for pointless .Net files to compile and I'd like to be a bit more efficient.

I appreciate TypeScript is still in its infancy but any advice/suggestions would be much appreciated.

Regards

Steve