awinder

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by awinder 13y ago
http://knockoutjs.com is probably a good contender as something primarily focused on templates and data bindings without much else.
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by awinder 13y ago
From the account, he wasn't just not "taking charge in both his workplace and his home", but he was conspiring with his wife to actually undertake these actions, at least at the beginning. It doesn't even need to have t
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by awinder 13y ago
Nope, but hosting an NPM mirror does do that, or mirroring the packages that you use in your projects if you want to skip the full mirror. So you can combine that + shrinkwrapping to get the same benefits.
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by awinder 13y ago
npm-shrinkwrap covers one of the main strengths of checking code into source control, without actually needing to check in to version control. It locks versions down for your direct dependencies AND their dependencies, same as checking int
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by awinder 13y ago
I had this similar problem, but I solved it in a different way by creating a module outside of the node_modules folder, and putting a symlink in the node_modules folder. Read here to see how I broke this down http://winder.ws&#x
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by awinder 13y ago
I understand how this could be really frustrating. We solved this problem (well, we never really had it, but we solved the ability of this problem to come up) by having a suite of unit and functional webui tests. Combined that with a CI env
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by awinder 13y ago
I think the question is where you want to say that the jQuery plugin should load before jQuery. If you have 20 jQuery plugins, which cross-leverage some of the same dependencies, and then all rely on jQuery -- do you want to rely on orderi
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by awinder 13y ago
To the point of module loaders making it difficult to understand load order, I'm not sure I understand the problem. The load order is pretty much trivial since I'm loading modules that don't execute on load. They execute on t
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by awinder 13y ago
I guess it depends on what the use case is for configuration, but I'm envisioning times you want to allow for user/developer configurability of your program, or an installation being able to write out values that your program can
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by awinder 13y ago
The part that casually drops "PHP as a config language" is where this jumped the shark for me. I guess this isn't the worst practice I've seen in PHP, but it's definitely a notable one.
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Unit Testing Express.js Route Handlers(winder.ws)
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by awinder 13y ago
Every time I go to google+, usually because of an email notification, i get redirected to an interstitial that helpfully wants to email all my gmail contacts to invite them to google+. Every time I go to google+ I'm one accidental butt
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by awinder 13y ago
"just lump their market power with media providers" is interesting considering that's Comcast, today. In a world without net neutrality, how do you stop Comcast from delivering NBC video content on the fast pipe, while degra
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by awinder 13y ago
You're right that theres nothing magical, but there is a clear advantage to faster disks, a more modern & faster CPU, newer & faster ram (this is running DDR2 in the benchmark), etc. I'd be curious why this particular mac
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by awinder 13y ago
Definitely agree with this. The function passed to the inject() method where you set up your controller and inject mocks seems to have a bunch of repetition in the unit test suites I've been writing. You can use $provide ( http:&#x2F