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johnny_reilly
13y ago
Surely you must know that the only acceptable equality checker in JS is "==="? "==" is for wimps :-)
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Knockout v3.0.0 released
(knockoutjs.com)
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My team has been using TypeScript since 0.9 was released. From our perspective it's been a great win. It's greatly eased the refactoring of our JavaScript. The thing that's been really nice is the ability to write a certain
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My understanding is that the TypeScript team intend to TypeScript to always remain a superset. If you watch the various videos with Anders talking about it then that comes across pretty clearly.
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Moving from jquery.validate.unobtrusive to jQuery.Validation.Unobtrusive.Native
(icanmakethiswork.blogspot.co.uk)
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JQuery Validation Unobtrusive Native... (goodbye jquery.validate.unobtrusive.js)
(jqueryvalidationunobtrusivenative.azurewebsites.net)
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Hi theallen, I've made a great deal of use of jqGrid which I've found to be an excellent piece of software. I've always been meaning to give DataTables a try as well but haven't yet got round to it. Assuming you'r
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It's been my (unfortunate) experience that most enterprise / corporate environments lock down users machines heavily in the name of security. And with that goes the ability of the user to upgrade their browser. Oftentimes the re
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Fantastic video Tom - really enjoyed it.
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I use Blogger - you can amend the HTML to include google's https://code.google.com/p/google-code-prettify/ in nearly no time at all. And it just works! Lovely. I found myself in a similar position to Mr Swa
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I started using it just to see what the experience was like. My conclusion is that it's brilliant. It makes refactoring a much speedier experience which you can now do without the fear that you might with a straight JS codebase. A re
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14y ago
"I think it's important to use ugly people with weird names in your designs to gauge how it will actually look in production" Both funny to read and true as well!
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I think I've spotted a gap in the market. I'm going to write a language that compiles into VBScript...
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Excellent! I remember Stephen Fry proposing this about 5 years ago in an impassioned plea about the tiresomeness of typing ".co" repeatedly. (I think he wanted rid of "www." at the start of URLs too) At the time I thought "that'd be a goo
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Does anyone know if Chrome are planning to follow suit?