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   by lucono 9y ago

   > The idea is that variable is something you will rarely type This, precisely. I feel Ceylon uses more sensible defaults all around, like also having non-public methods/properties by default unless explicitly declared public. I use
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   Xtypejs: Full-featured, powerful and elegant data validation for JavaScript Apps(xtype.js.org)

   1 points by lucono 11y ago|0 comments
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   by lucono 11y ago

   There is a non-open-source JavaScript decorator library using this. It has many (real) examples, but the one that first comes to mind is its use of the xtype.is API method ( http://xtype.js.org/api/is ) to perform runtim
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   by lucono 11y ago

   Example of using xtypejs: Go from this: function searchEmployees(value) { if (typeof value === 'string') { if (value.trim().length > 1) { return EmployeeDB.searchByName(value);
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   by lucono 11y ago

   Thanks to lots of great community feedback and input, xtypejs now has a home at [ http://xtype.js.org](http://xtype.js.org) , with great documentation, user guide, and lots of examples.
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   Xtypejs: data validation for JavaScript Apps(xtype.js.org)

   17 points by lucono 11y ago|6 comments
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   Show HN: Xtype.js.org – 40 efficient data-validating pseudo-types for JavaScript(xtype.js.org)

   1 points by lucono 11y ago|0 comments
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   by lucono 11y ago

   Constructive criticism is very welcome. I updated the docs to better highlight the compact naming scheme switch. Definitely appreciate the feedback.
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   by lucono 11y ago

   Thanks. I developed and used it as a utility in a bigger library that worked heavily with types, but later exported it to its own project so I could share it, after I realized how useful it was, even stand-alone. It is very highly optimized
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    by lucono 11y ago

    There is no pseudo-code in the documentation. All of the documentation code executes as documented. The library works with type names in two naming modes - default and compact. The default name scheme uses the full type names, such as &#x27
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    Fixing the Ugly JavaScript and ES6 NaN Problem(lucono.com)

    2 points by lucono 11y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Xtypejs – Efficient data-validating pseudo types for JavaScript(github.com)

    10 points by lucono 11y ago|6 comments