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Sencha's Guide to JavaScript Style and Best Practices
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Disagree, is it very likely that `and` and `or` will always be used when either is required?
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I totally agree with this philosophy. It sounds especially great on paper. However, while in practice, adherence to the module pattern can become quite annoying for very small modules. Small modules usage throughout a project can change ve
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I definitely did that for a while, but eventually found it annoying. I know it's definitely better to package each of these as a separate module. But uses of each of the tiny modules like these can come and go very quickly and keeping
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I like this idea - just would be really annoying to maintain each module as a versioned dependency...
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12y ago
Thanks fixed.
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12y ago
Hey, thanks. Yah I kind've knew about this, and never got back to it. What do you think I should put in index.js? I was thinking `throw new Error('You're doing it wrong');` :-P
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12y ago
Was waiting for someone to say this. Checkout the examples - duplication is for functional usage only. Util methods are written to work well with JS internals like Array methods (eg. map). I should probably make this point more clear in the
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12y ago
Love your well thought out feedback. 1) IMO ES5 is highly available now and when it isn't you can use shims. 2) Will definitely add other module systems on request. Currently works in the browser with browserify.
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101 – A JavaScript utility library
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13y ago
Love this extension and have been using it for months. It doesn't quite offer the ability to do everything yet. But it does have an amazing interface for checking diffs of files, checking status (un/staged files), adding files and
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13y ago
I tried using phantomjs in the past to serverside render a complex backbone application for SEO, and it was taking over 15 seconds to return a response (which is bad for SEO). Looking at the prerender's source I did't see any cach
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Sorry for the design problems earlier mumbi! We have now resolved this issue now, turns out some of our servers didn't have the proper css file.
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Sorry for the design problems earlier Aaron! We have now resolved this issue now, turns out some of our servers didn't have the proper css file.
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Sorry for the design problems earlier Tyler! We have now resolved this issue now, turns out some of our servers didn't have the proper css file.
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Thank you migusto! We have now resolved this issue now, turns out some of our servers didnt have the proper css file.
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Thank you kungfooey! We have now resolved this issue now, turns out some of our servers didnt have the proper css file.
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Thank you Robert! We have now resolved this issue now, turns out some of our servers didnt have the proper css file.
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Thank you Lando! We have now resolved this issue turns out some of our servers didnt have the proper css file.
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Show HN: Git feature branch workflow commands
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Cool, yah lack of login was purely for simplicity and pushing out this MVP before adding additional features without user input. Thanks for feedback!
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13y ago
Dead simple code sharing and collaboration. I often find myself running over to coworkers desks to help them eyeball a certain file or snippet. One really great use case I can think of is conducting remote coding interviews.
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Tern.js for Sublime Text - Intelligent JavaScript Editing
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14y ago
Drag-and-drop support for files is coming really soon :)
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14y ago
Not really, webshell looks like there are trying to become an All-in-one API of APIs. Runnable is trying to be a platform for sharing code examples for APIs, modules, and any other full-stack code snippets.
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14y ago
node.js (backend javascript), and frontend javascript and css. Looking to support more backend languages in the near future (Ruby, Python, PHP, more)
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14y ago
it's up for me