JSLINQ has been developed and tested on the Windows platform using Visual Studio 2013, so we recommend this as the build and execution environment. Make sure that the "Web Developer Tools" of VisualStudio are also installed, as otherwise one project fails to load. All essential dependencies should automatically be retrieved using NuGet. If you are only interested in playing around with the security type system and see the verification in action, nothing more is needed.
Building JSLINQ and the examples should be as easy as loading the solution file JSLINQ.sln with Visual Studio and running "Build Solution". The following source code contains the necessary VisualStudio solution and can be found on GitHub:
If the build fails, be sure to run a Nuget package restore first (done automatically by Visual Studio upon the first build), close the solution and open it again.