Thanks to the people who gave the stars too.
Little faster: you can leave the double dash (I always do that).
I guess the interpreter load all anon functions at start and put it on global. Functions with pointer (= assignment) is lazily loaded.
Doesn't that mean ID-used words are reversed now (can't be used as variable names)?
git branch?
What is the benefit?
My pick for KISS is "Keep it simple and stupid". In other words, "it just works".
Wild guess: load time in milliseconds? I got 487
Sounds interesting. Any site for doc or demo without fetching?
It seems there's gh-pages branch but no url provided to access it.
Thanks for the slides link! I smiled at 19th slide. Guess I pushed Backbone too hard.
I always use data() for 'data-' prefixed attributes. Save me a couple type :P
So why don't you make it? :) same reason as A)?
I have this idea once before but then I think:
a) someone out there must already have/been developing this
b) nothing wrong to apply on current github
Glad that Backbone is still kinda stable. And yes, Angular is really popular now, worth to learn.
Normally JSON is not typed but generated by functions/methods. Better give comment on those.
35 minutes is too fast. They should make it one day at least.
On Linux you can use "play" command.
Geez it should be reversed for easy memorize.
Really good info! Thanks! :D
Nice post! Didn't know these before.
(can't upvote, seems coderwall site's bug)
+1 for method chaining.
How to check the size (from CLI)?
How about kraken?
Any advance tips for backing setting?
Let me fix that :P
if ($currencyRate + 0 != 0 && $currencyRate + 0 != 0 || ($currencyRate != 0 && 0 == 0))
No declare 'cache' var?
@zekefast Thanks! it works now :)
This is specific to website development but really great to know. Thanks!
@maciejsmolinski I see. Thanks for the explanation and link. I'm still relative new in JS and there're some aspects that I find... make no sense compared to other languages ^^;
Doesn't "self-executing anonymous function" make it less better?
@copyninja Yeah reading the conflict is still a requirement but at least we have lazy option :)
I wonder if we can double-siding. Say there are conflict on 2 files and we want to side with theirs for file A and ours for file B.
Nice, this maybe useful when merging a forked repo with the original repo (since we know the original maintainer have new update to their original repo).
It has been there all this time? wow!
It would be great if there was any similiar tips to speed to speed up 2.x :(
@jacaetevha I'm able. Time to blame the .gitconfig.
I just paste it to .gitconfig but the alias expansion failed (not command).
@nischee I mean, Async class as the solution :)
Async right?
@penguinpaul Okay you say "Prof" I am scared now.
@codepros and I thought noscript alone is enough. Need nostyle add-on now :P
Interesting trick. The <span> is hidden?
What's the difference to 'git status'?
404 :(
Never saw 1000 votes protip before. This one worth it :)
@gahtune should try it and stop using pidof :)
Nice article. It is one of commonly newbie (esp Java) mistakes.
@manveru Here available on Mint 14.
As a fan of LOTR, this is really awesome!
for (I ; C; E) A;
Every time, "C? A then E".
It'll be better if it also simplifies the process of choosing a license, as we know there're so many license (for open source).
Thanks for the link! very rich of contents!
It may depends on the situation. I still prefer the first on game dev as it'll be faster.
I use MySQL 5.5. Normally I just go to Start menu and pick "MySQL 5.5 Command Line Client" but the case maybe different when you're forced to work on CMD :)
You can use Runnable interface instead Command. Save you one file.