How to de-anonymize your anonymous functions
First of all, de-anonymized functions are called named functions and they look a lot like “regular” functions (in fact, they are).
First of all, de-anonymized functions are called named functions and they look a lot like “regular” functions (in fact, they are).
I really like undos. If I could undo that that last beer… Unfortunately, I can’t. But, I can offer undo to users of my application.
I’m a big fan of jQuery. This librarie is just the best and simplest one around. I really noticed it when I wanted to get rid of jQuery in TimmyOnTime and try to use prototype.js instead, just to be more “rails-oriented” (that’s a pretty lame excuse don’t you think?) Why I didn’t like prototype.js There [...]