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loganfsmyth
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loganfsmyth
12y ago
Could you elaborate here on what you mean by "all the parents will be recieving and handling the event emitted by a single child"? Or perhaps post a question on StackOverflow.
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loganfsmyth
13y ago
There is a distinction to be made between having a module system, and how those modules are loaded. You can still concatenate everything together while using a module loading system, you just don't need to load the modules individually
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loganfsmyth
13y ago
The fact that it isn't deployed certainly makes it easier. It has protocol version negotiation built in too, so it can avoid "breaking things" by falling back to TCP if needed.
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loganfsmyth
13y ago
The protocol is still in prototype development, so there is no general server support yet. At least some of Google's severs have it enabled though.
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loganfsmyth
13y ago
We'll have to hope it goes better on appeal. I would be very interested to hear the jurors reasoning.
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loganfsmyth
13y ago
I don't think it's the size specifically that makes an impact. For me, the main question is why load a library to do something that is pretty straightforward with the existing APIs. Most DOM manipulation is just as easy. AJAX can be more co
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loganfsmyth
13y ago
That definitely reduces the size of jQuery, but you still end up duplicating a lot of the collection and DOM manipulation logic. That's definitely an option though depending on what you are looking for.
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Show HN: Leaving jQuery behind with Backbone.Native
(inkling.com)
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loganfsmyth
13y ago
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loganfsmyth
14y ago
Gmail work for me but chat isn't connecting.
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loganfsmyth
14y ago
I definitely agree that stash is useful, but I'm more of a fan of committing early and often, then squashing using git rebase -i.
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14y ago
Examining it a bit more, The value in 0xFE can be ignored. It is just a random value. I don't know why. There is a function called 'setRandomByte' that is called on every debugger step, but it has no comments so it may just be leftover debu
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loganfsmyth
14y ago
Ahh, I see what you mean. 0xFF doesn't show up because the Monitor's length is set to 0xFF, which is 255. If you set the length to 0x100 it properly shows the first 256 entries. As for the value at 0xFE, I don't know.
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loganfsmyth
14y ago
* Not sure I follow this question. The zero page (address 0x00-FF) can store any values 0x00-FF. * This is an old processor, so it doesn't support fancy stuff like multiplication and division and floating-point. Generally you just try to av
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loganfsmyth
14y ago
Definitely staying up to watch this!
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14y ago
The handbook was the first thing I thought of after seeing the headline too. It definitely seems like a project someone would want to put there time into, though maybe more as a side project.
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loganfsmyth
15y ago
Unlikely. A week from tomorrow however, who knows. :p