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robcee
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About robcee
twitter: @robcee
previous: Mozilla, government, aerospace.
writer of science fiction. http://amzn.to/1NLWU8d
blog: http://robcee.net/
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Comment #23322374
Amazing work!
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Comment #7716625
have you tried the Scratchpad tool in Firefox (Shift-F4)? It's made for editing and executing as much JavaScript as you want.
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Comment #7424900
One bonus is that this is fully-remoted with our debugger protocol. In time, we hope to get the asset inspection parts included in our tool as well. We'll also be showing Nick Desa…
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Comment #7225434
Little known feature: There's also a "cookie" command in the GCLI. Shift-F2 to bring up the command line, type "help cookie".
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Comment #6884426
you can still use it on Nightly. http://nightly.mozilla.org/
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Comment #6685244
ESC key to close that sidebar in the console.
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Comment #6671093
see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6671062
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Comment #6423090
right. The point I was trying to illustrate was that the inner variable declared with a "var" keyword was visible outside its containing block. If I'd used "let" there, it would no…
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Comment #6421085
I usually think of "hoisting" as promoting a var outside of its containing scope to within the next block. e.g., function() { var a = 2; // b is visible here if (a == 2) { var b = …
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Comment #6419935
I was aware it's pretty modern but honestly didn't think about it much. We use it heavily in Firefox Devtools code and I much prefer its non-hoisting properties over var.
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Comment #6419741
SyntaxError: syntax error. you can't use spread arguments without the ().
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Comment #6419052
Not sure I agree with you. After using them for a few months, they feel pretty natural, light-weight and used close to where you define them. There's actually less thinking require…
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Comment #6418722
that's a good nit. I'll drop it. Thanks!
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Comment #6418587
it is part of ES6 and should make it to V8 eventually. Soon, I hope!
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Comment #5744448
You can use the Style Editor to modify CSS and see the changes applied. We're going to be adding edit support to the Debugger soon.
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Comment #5744409
The Security filter shows CSP errors and mixed content warnings among other things. I expect the security team will add more messages to that section of the console over time. We'r…