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Yes, I did actually try to do it. The popup is only on the index page, from one of those dynamic Github watcher-count widgets, and can be ignored by either open
by dangrossman 14y ago
Yes, I did actually try to do it. The popup is only on the index page, from one of those dynamic Github watcher-count widgets, and can be ignored by either opening the page of documentation you need instead or holding down escape, or deleting the offending widget.
I'm not sure what you're talking about with the JavaScript. JavaScript runs on the client, not the server. Twitter hosts these docs on Github Pages already... static files, no server-side code.
- mgkimsal 14y agoAn error on the index sends off alarm bells, and I bet others never bother to try the other pages - just thinking "this is broken". I know where JS runs. I was conflating embedded javascript references as <script src="http....> style javascript. Typically when I am doing JS, the JS is marked up as being served from a domain - an initial assumption would be that it would be trying to pull the js from a server, but it's not (or not caring, or my stuff is cached). I still side with the others who want/expect hosted and versioned docs from a project of this size/influence.