mattyod

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by mattyod 13y ago
Very impressed with the notion as a whole and indeed some of the 1 day projects. I'd be very interested to see how you would adjust to a "professional" web development environment. I suspect well. If you are ever in London lo
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by mattyod 13y ago
I like it. Would be nice to be able to match against multiple test strings though.
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by mattyod 13y ago
and some pretty sweet markup it is indeed.
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by mattyod 13y ago
Did you look inside #habla_beta_container_do_not_rely_on_div_classes_or_names ?
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by mattyod 13y ago
I can assure you all my prejudice towards c# web development comes from experience.
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by mattyod 13y ago
You do realise that CoffeeScript is just a layer of sugar/arsenic on top of JavaScript?
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by mattyod 13y ago
Why would you when someone already rolled a promises library like Q?
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by mattyod 13y ago
Working on a large scale & fluid Node project at the moment and we probably see at least a dozen dependency updates a week. Never caused a problem. The community as a whole is pretty strict in it's respect for versioning convention
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by mattyod 13y ago
Most of those entrances seem to be open. This one even appears to have a welcome sign. https://maps.google.com/maps?q=public+beach+access+point&hl=...
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by mattyod 13y ago
This is either completely idiotic or genius, I can't quite work out which.
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by mattyod 13y ago
Should have run an analyser against the sub heading for that article.
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by mattyod 14y ago
A little more flippant but I wrote this version of Goldilocks in JavaScript a little while back: https://gist.github.com/3755270
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by mattyod 14y ago
Agree. When I'm working on a piece of code I want the comments to fade quietly into the background. Some sort of toggle might be useful though. Finish editing your code, hit key combo, comments take centre stage, check they still make sense