Rene Saarsoo

JavaScript and other adventures.

[Rene Saarsoo @renku]

@PJFDF Glad to hear it's proven helpful :)

[Rene Saarsoo @renku]

#worstidea #refreshrocks cut off your ears to silence the phone.

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#lebab 1.0 is out. Turn your old JavaScript to ES6 https://t.co/RoUIsOv9Zd

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@mohebifar Sure, I'll send an e-mail to the address mentioned on your Github page.

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@toomasr 10 min 5 seconds - I can JavaScript under pressure.

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Power meters used to be expensive as hell, then Stages came with < $1000 offer, and now it's this tiny $300 thingy: https://t.co/DEP6epqsdd

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Nice in-depth overview of named function expressions in JavaScript http://t.co/CQrZse90JN

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Wonderful in-depth look under the hood of JavaScript 'delete' operator: http://t.co/7OrwmjMiEz

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Juba sel nädalavahetusel: Hackest - vaba tarkvara häkkimistalgud. http://t.co/FevjicPUkk

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ExtJS 4.2 is finally out. New light-weight Neptune theme and other goodies. Great work. http://t.co/WkB0c8223B

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Sencha Eclipse plugin 2.0 is amazingly well integrated with #JSDuck: http://t.co/4HRaDgs3QP

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JSDuck 5.0 beta is now out, bringing new custom tags system to give more flexibility in extending #JSDuck: https://t.co/1TUG4vEZaZ

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Interesting overview of how the Google Code Search worked (or how to index for regex search). http://t.co/KpQkxbLy

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Thoughts on private parameters: http://t.co/esC4hTh0

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@stuartashworth9 Hopefully it completes its task fast fast enough - I've optimized JSDuck for speed, trading off being light on resources.

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@evschu But why do you think the CSS file is missing? I don't manage to see where this file is needed.

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My take on the Ruby builtin Singleton class: http://t.co/e5iFC2D8

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Apache's understanding of syntax errors: Syntax error on line 4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory.

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JSDuck 4 beta is now out with an additional JRuby port targeting Windows users: https://t.co/rlwIlx4G

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Just discovered that one can use "git checkout -" to switch to the previous branch, just like "cd -" does.