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Basically unreadable. Not sure what you were going for, but I think it was the wrong thing. Off the top of my head: 1.) There's no reason not to use newlines.
by btmorex 12y ago
Basically unreadable. Not sure what you were going for, but I think it was the wrong thing.
Off the top of my head:
1.) There's no reason not to use newlines. They have no chance of introducing bugs in any reasonable language and they aid readability.
2.) You're using closures all over place and I haven't checked every occurrence, but I strongly suspect that almost all of them are unnecessary and unhelpful. Closures are not free in terms of code complexity. Use them only when necessary.
- agorism 12y ago1) newlines reduce the amount of code that you can see on the page at a time. Skipping newlines is identical to purchasing a bigger monitor. 2) Some people group similar functions into classes. I dislike classes and prefer grouping code this way.
- DavidBradbury 12y ago> Skipping newlines is identical to purchasing a bigger monitor. Wat.