nice one!
huh! that explains it I guess. I'll give it a bash and try creating a chainable method on my own and let you know if I have any further confusions. thanks man, appreciate your response. :)
nice one! although I feel like a little explanation would help more. like when and why chaining methods are important or may be a little performance issues/advantages of using it. But I guess that would make it more of a tutorial than a protip lol.
Btw, I've seen laravel's eloquent ORM using chain methods in their dynamic query builder. it's really expressive and handy!
been playing with it for a while now. pretty coool! I started using it from v3 and they already have their v4 beta out by now. I couldn't help mentioning their idea of the eloquent ORM! writing database query has never been so easy/smooth for me before. :D
Wow! That looks neat. Never knew it could be this simple. I've been using jQuery plugins like dragonfly, uploadify etc. for ajax file upload which are really messy comparing to this. But there must be browser dependency issue with this right? I mean ie fallback etc. can cause problems while using this method?
that's handy. I used to struggle monitoring my returned json data in the console but this makes it a lot easier! thanks