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Color me interested. I only did a super short-and-quick scan, but it looked nice for newbs trying to get up to speed. My #1 hurdle to adopting server-side Java
by GrooveStomp 15y ago
Color me interested.
I only did a super short-and-quick scan, but it looked nice for newbs trying to get up to speed.
My #1 hurdle to adopting server-side Javascript is the terrible, utterly lacking documentation for anything CommonJS related. If you've got any kind of reference for that stuff, then triple bonus points!
- jmhnilbog 15y agoFiguring out what CommonJS really is, and that it should be completely disregarded was difficult. 'module.exports' and 'require()' are the only relevant bits as far as I can tell.
- clyfe 15y agohttp://www.commonjs.org/specs/ http://www.commonjs.org/specs/
- baudehlo 15y agoNode doesn't implement commonjs. So it should be ignored. It's similar, but different enough that you can ignore it completely.