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Xray: bookmarklet hides everything except links, also comes as a stylesheet(github.com)
2 points by faceplant 15y ago|0 comments
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by faceplant 15y ago
a) does line-for-line output so it's easier to debug b) can handle normal JavaScript, so it melds with existing code c) progressive enhancement, adopt features at your own pace d) the option to shadow variables using var e) declared functio
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by faceplant 15y ago
Good points. Although, the semi-colon insertion is only partial... it mops up the edge cases where JS doesn't usually insert them (such as if a ( appears after a block or group on a previous line). It's made specifically for people who do "
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by faceplant 15y ago
http://altjs.org/
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by faceplant 15y ago
People who are interested in the future of JavaScript ought to check these out: http://groups.google.com/group/altjs irc://irc.freenode.net/altjs http://altjs.org/ (credit given) It's only new, but it's an attempt to draw a circle aroun
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JS Boilerplate - deploy as script tag, CommonJS, or Web Worker with 1 file.(github.com)
1 points by faceplant 15y ago|0 comments
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JQuery-based alternative to the JavaScript global namespace(dreamerslab.com)
5 points by faceplant 15y ago|0 comments
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by faceplant 15y ago
I love the animation on this! And apparently it was actually controlled on the conference participants' screens using a live message queue connecting the presenters' machine to theirs. Awesome.
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Reimagining Rails Messaging (use arrow keys to navigate)(reddirt.no.de)
1 points by faceplant 15y ago|1 comments
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by faceplant 15y ago
AS3 is based on ECMAScript 4, which was expected to become the new standard many years ago but became a dead-end after the ECMAScript committee abandoned it. That's why there's no "4" anymore between ES3.5 and ES5... ActionScript is it.
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by faceplant 16y ago
Oh, I see. So it works as normal it just doesn't have server push yet. Gotcha.
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by faceplant 16y ago
What do you mean by "if you don't need the real-time element"?
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by faceplant 16y ago
NowJS looks pretty interesting. From monitoring the IRC room maybe some of the common use cases could be better documented but it seems like it's run by a great group of guys.
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How *not* to run an open-source project...(dxgriffiths.com)
2 points by faceplant 16y ago|0 comments
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JavaScript like you’ve never seen it before(dxgriffiths.com)
1 points by faceplant 16y ago|0 comments
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A new suggestion for formatting JavaScript code(dxgriffiths.com)
1 points by faceplant 16y ago|0 comments
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Use JavaScript hoisting to make code more readable « Stuff(dxgriffiths.com)
1 points by faceplant 16y ago|0 comments
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by faceplant 16y ago
I think "killing" is probably an overstatement, but your idea has merit. Look at Apple's supposedly iron-clad Human Interface Guidelines, they were intended to create a similar kind of homogenised experience as well but Apple continuously c
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How Click2Flash adds that menu under Safari(dxgriffiths.com)
6 points by faceplant 16y ago|0 comments
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by faceplant 17y ago
I like the fact that it's thought provoking without being a blatant hit-whoring attempt. I mean, hardly anything in there is really "controversial"... it's more like just an interesting analysis of the branding of NoSQL and why it affects p