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itsmonktastic
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About itsmonktastic
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Comment #7634460
I don't think people have a great consensus on what "TDD" really means, so there's a lot of "Do you do TDD? You should do TDD!", people taking mixed approaches that they sort of ma…
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Comment #6819302
With a better type system, taking ides from Haskell (ADT, generics done well, ability to implement interfaces for a type outside of its package etc) Go could be the perfect "dirty …
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Comment #6173695
Sorry for the poor choice of word on my part, I admit I was using "disingenuous" incorrectly there. I just thought the description of sublime/emacs/vim having "great" support for T…
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Comment #6172372
FWIW await is in the Roadmap for 1.x http://typescript.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Roadmap
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Comment #6172285
This seems a little disingenuous. I bet Intellij already has great support, but the top link you give there for Sublime Text, emacs and vim doesn't really give anywhere near the le…
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Comment #5949215
And for JS. Whoops :P
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Comment #5820532
Thanks for posting this. I found something similar but on first blush didn't think it was quite right as I was mistakenly thinking that you could only do this for TChans with the s…
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Comment #5820258
Nice. I still haven't given Go much time, but I really like this form, where you can switch on multiple blocking calls. I've definitely wanted this in other languages where I'm usi…
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Comment #4481931
Hi, author of the post here. I'll admit I kept the premise simple here in order to provide a more introduction on how to "roll your own" effects without too much overhead. The sort…
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Comment #4481894
The tutorial uses Zepto for animations, which backs onto CSS transforms. "Zepto exclusively uses CSS transitions for effects and animation. jQuery easings are not supported." From …