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Why? We are several engineers who believe that the encouraged \nlearning and use of native functionality is beneficial both to our application and\nourselves.</p>\n\n<p>I wanted to provide some insight into what this looks like at scale \nfor those who are like-minded or curious. To show what we did or did \nnot abstract and why, and to ask if others have done the same.</p>\n\n<p><em>note: I am not interested in conversation about the pros and cons of jQuery. \nIt&#39;s great. I go all the way back to late 2006 with it, shit I remember the old \nSVN repo and the 1.0 release.</em></p>\n\n<p>When we took TaskRabbit to London (taskrabbit.co.uk) we had a &#39;greenfield&#39; opportunity, a clean slate. We only need support the latest browsers, and we cared just as much about the \nmobile web as desktop. This provided a great opportunity to see just how a \nlarge-scale project built around &#39;Vanilla JS&#39; and a minimal set of tools would evolve. 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We are several engineers who believe that the encouraged \nlearning and use of native functionality is beneficial both to our application and\nourselves.\n\nI wanted to provide some insight into what this looks like at scale \nfor those who are like-minded or curious. To show what we did or did \nnot abstract and why, and to ask if others have done the same.\n\n*note: I am not interested in conversation about the pros and cons of jQuery. \nIt's great. I go all the way back to late 2006 with it, shit I remember the old \nSVN repo and the 1.0 release.*\n\nWhen we took TaskRabbit to London (taskrabbit.co.uk) we had a 'greenfield' opportunity, a clean slate. We only need support the latest browsers, and we cared just as much about the \nmobile web as desktop. This provided a great opportunity to see just how a \nlarge-scale project built around 'Vanilla JS' and a minimal set of tools would evolve. 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You must keep \na reference to the anonymous function returned from that call to `...bind()` and\npass it back. Do we want to do this? Also, namespacing is useful at a large scale.\n* Traversal. DOM traversal is a pain.\n* Measuring. Differences between `window`, `document` and Elements can make this\novery verbose. A solid abstraction if you will be getting heights or widths regularly.\n\nWe couldn't find an OSS project that 'fit our bill' so we [made one](https://github.com/sudo-js/cash). \nAs the author I had a concept in mind. Many of the jQuery methods provide valuable abstraction still, \nbut can be greatly simplified if the `$()` function itself is rethought. I don't need a catch-all there, how about something that just normalizes the return of either a querySelector or querySelectorAll. That's it. Sets that as an array and returns. simplicity.\n\nThere is no 'wrapping', there are no instances. There is only the normalized collection\nand a group of methods that operate on it. I wanted to encourage the use browser natives, \nnot discourage them. I wanted to frown at the use of a library to add a single class to a \nsingle element. I could go on but we can discuss this further if any are interested...\n\nWe built the app, shipped it, and people are using it. It has no jQuery. It's lean \nand fast. It is not difficult to maintain and feature turn-around time is very \nquick. Could it have been so using with jQuery or Zepto or <name> ? Of course, my point \nis that it does not *have* to.\n", "likes":null, "secure_media":null, "link_flair_text":null, "id":"237fkz", "gilded":0, "secure_media_embed":{ }, "clicked":false, "stickied":false, "author":"RobRobbins", "media":null, "score":8, "approved_by":null, "over_18":false, "hidden":false, "thumbnail":"", "subreddit_id":"t5_2qh30", "edited":1397677171, "link_flair_css_class":null, "author_flair_css_class":null, "downs":12, "saved":false, "is_self":true, "permalink":"/r/javascript/comments/237fkz/are_you_rethinking_the/", "name":"t3_237fkz", "created":1397705546, "url":"http://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/237fkz/are_you_rethinking_the/", "author_flair_text":null, "title":"Are You Rethinking the \"$\" ?", "created_utc":1397676746, "ups":20, "num_comments":17, "visited":false, "num_reports":null, "distinguished":null } }, { "kind":"t3", "data":{ "domain":"self.javascript", "banned_by":null, "media_embed":{ }, "subreddit":"javascript", "selftext_html":"<!-- SC_OFF --><div class=\"md\"><p>I&#39;m learning JS and was wondering if there is any reason to <em>ever</em> use if statements instead of switch? </p>\n\n<p>On an unrelated note, I think typing break; each time seems unnecessary; it should just be implied.</p>\n\n<p>EDIT: Thanks for the responses, everyone.</p>\n</div><!-- SC_ON -->", "selftext":"I'm learning JS and was wondering if there is any reason to *ever* use if statements instead of switch? \n\nOn an unrelated note, I think typing break; each time seems unnecessary; it should just be implied.\n\nEDIT: Thanks for the responses, everyone.", "likes":null, "secure_media":null, "link_flair_text":null, "id":"239aog", "gilded":0, "secure_media_embed":{ }, "clicked":false, "stickied":false, "author":"food_bag", "media":null, "score":0, "approved_by":null, "over_18":false, "hidden":false, "thumbnail":"", "subreddit_id":"t5_2qh30", "edited":1397751068, "link_flair_css_class":null, "author_flair_css_class":null, "downs":7, "saved":false, "is_self":true, "permalink":"/r/javascript/comments/239aog/what_is_the_point_of_if_statements_if_you_have/", "name":"t3_239aog", "created":1397757564, "url":"http://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/239aog/what_is_the_point_of_if_statements_if_you_have/", "author_flair_text":null, "title":"What is the point of if statements if you have switch statements?", "created_utc":1397728764, "ups":6, "num_comments":17, "visited":false, "num_reports":null, "distinguished":null } }, { "kind":"t3", "data":{ "domain":"visjs.org", "banned_by":null, "media_embed":{ }, "subreddit":"javascript", "selftext_html":null, "selftext":"", "likes":null, "secure_media":null, "link_flair_text":null, "id":"236sue", "gilded":0, "secure_media_embed":{ }, "clicked":false, "stickied":false, "author":"skillcode", "media":null, "score":12, "approved_by":null, "over_18":false, "hidden":false, "thumbnail":"", "subreddit_id":"t5_2qh30", "edited":false, "link_flair_css_class":null, "author_flair_css_class":null, "downs":3, "saved":false, "is_self":false, "permalink":"/r/javascript/comments/236sue/visjs_dynamic_browser_based_visualization_library/", "name":"t3_236sue", "created":1397692025, "url":"http://visjs.org/", "author_flair_text":null, "title":"Vis.js - dynamic, browser based visualization library.", "created_utc":1397663225, "ups":15, "num_comments":2, "visited":false, "num_reports":null, "distinguished":null } }, { "kind":"t3", "data":{ "domain":"self.javascript", "banned_by":null, "media_embed":{ }, "subreddit":"javascript", "selftext_html":"<!-- SC_OFF --><div class=\"md\"><p>Greetings from Scotland </p>\n\n<p>I&#39;m looking for a small collection of individuals with Web Design skills to consult on a work from home virtual volunteering project. This is an ambitious project designed around creating a collaborative collective of volunteers, who will eventually work together to create and maintain websites for a number of small community charities in Glasgow. </p>\n\n<p>In order to build this in a sustainable manner we are looking for volunteers eager to involve themselves in discussions of how such a group would operate, communicate and be managed so that we can design our structures around those doing the work. </p>\n\n<p>It might be that this simply couldn&#39;t work, but if a structure for collaborative off site volunteering could be tested and proven to work, the possibilities for such a project are endless. </p>\n\n<p>If you&#39;re interested in finding out more inbox me for more info </p>\n\n<p>Renegade Hampster</p>\n</div><!-- SC_ON -->", "selftext":"Greetings from Scotland \n\nI'm looking for a small collection of individuals with Web Design skills to consult on a work from home virtual volunteering project. This is an ambitious project designed around creating a collaborative collective of volunteers, who will eventually work together to create and maintain websites for a number of small community charities in Glasgow. \n\nIn order to build this in a sustainable manner we are looking for volunteers eager to involve themselves in discussions of how such a group would operate, communicate and be managed so that we can design our structures around those doing the work. \n\nIt might be that this simply couldn't work, but if a structure for collaborative off site volunteering could be tested and proven to work, the possibilities for such a project are endless. \n\nIf you're interested in finding out more inbox me for more info \n\nRenegade Hampster\n", "likes":null, "secure_media":null, "link_flair_text":null, "id":"239hb7", "gilded":0, "secure_media_embed":{ }, "clicked":false, "stickied":false, "author":"renegadehampster", "media":null, "score":0, "approved_by":null, "over_18":false, "hidden":false, "thumbnail":"", "subreddit_id":"t5_2qh30", "edited":1397746440, "link_flair_css_class":null, "author_flair_css_class":null, "downs":8, "saved":false, "is_self":true, "permalink":"/r/javascript/comments/239hb7/help_build_something_epic/", "name":"t3_239hb7", "created":1397765848, "url":"http://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/239hb7/help_build_something_epic/", "author_flair_text":null, "title":"Help Build Something Epic", "created_utc":1397737048, "ups":3, "num_comments":0, "visited":false, "num_reports":null, "distinguished":null } }, { "kind":"t3", "data":{ "domain":"self.javascript", "banned_by":null, "media_embed":{ }, "subreddit":"javascript", "selftext_html":"<!-- SC_OFF --><div class=\"md\"><p>I am trying to use <a href=\"http://www.socket.io\">www.socket.io</a> room feature but I am having a hard time. Can anyone help me with understanding it and getting it started. I have already taken a look at their example and plenty others. Maybe some one has a better understanding and can explain it in the way they learned it or point me to a good resource they know of.</p>\n</div><!-- SC_ON -->", "selftext":"I am trying to use www.socket.io room feature but I am having a hard time. Can anyone help me with understanding it and getting it started. I have already taken a look at their example and plenty others. Maybe some one has a better understanding and can explain it in the way they learned it or point me to a good resource they know of.", "likes":null, "secure_media":null, "link_flair_text":null, "id":"238fbz", "gilded":0, "secure_media_embed":{ }, "clicked":false, "stickied":false, "author":"inoabrian", "media":null, "score":0, "approved_by":null, "over_18":false, "hidden":false, "thumbnail":"", "subreddit_id":"t5_2qh30", "edited":1397699388, "link_flair_css_class":null, "author_flair_css_class":null, "downs":1, "saved":false, "is_self":true, "permalink":"/r/javascript/comments/238fbz/javascript_help_with_socketios_rooms/", "name":"t3_238fbz", "created":1397727644, "url":"http://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/238fbz/javascript_help_with_socketios_rooms/", "author_flair_text":null, "title":"Javascript help with Socket.io's rooms.", "created_utc":1397698844, "ups":1, "num_comments":5, "visited":false, "num_reports":null, "distinguished":null } }, { "kind":"t3", "data":{ "domain":"keyholesoftware.com", "banned_by":null, "media_embed":{ }, "subreddit":"javascript", "selftext_html":null, "selftext":"", "likes":null, "secure_media":null, "link_flair_text":null, "id":"236sr6", "gilded":0, "secure_media_embed":{ }, "clicked":false, "stickied":false, "author":"KeyholeSoftware", "media":null, "score":5, "approved_by":null, "over_18":false, "hidden":false, "thumbnail":"", "subreddit_id":"t5_2qh30", "edited":false, "link_flair_css_class":null, "author_flair_css_class":null, "downs":6, "saved":false, "is_self":false, "permalink":"/r/javascript/comments/236sr6/tried_out_famous_with_a_poc_app_heres_what_we/", "name":"t3_236sr6", "created":1397691964, "url":"http://keyholesoftware.com/2014/04/14/famous-guitar-tuner/", "author_flair_text":null, "title":"Tried out Famo.us with a POC app - here's what we learned", "created_utc":1397663164, "ups":11, "num_comments":9, "visited":false, "num_reports":null, "distinguished":null } }, { "kind":"t3", "data":{ "domain":"self.javascript", "banned_by":null, "media_embed":{ }, "subreddit":"javascript", "selftext_html":"<!-- SC_OFF --><div class=\"md\"><pre><code>function poop(x) {\n return x + 1;\n}\n\nfunction testor(arr1, fun1) {\n var newArray = new Array();\n for(var i = 0; 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Such as almost anything made by Microsoft, the slowness and verbosity of Enterprise super-platforms, or the &quot;devil&#39;s bargain&quot; of companies that sell you documentation like Sencha or Adobe.</p>\n\n<p>What is your answer, or what is a better way to phrase a response?</p>\n</div><!-- SC_ON -->", "selftext":"My answer was that I tried to eliminate any library from my stack that had a characteristic that I had commonly seen among libraries that had failed in the past. Such as almost anything made by Microsoft, the slowness and verbosity of Enterprise super-platforms, or the \"devil's bargain\" of companies that sell you documentation like Sencha or Adobe.\n\nWhat is your answer, or what is a better way to phrase a response?", "likes":null, "secure_media":null, "link_flair_text":null, "id":"2378xo", "gilded":0, "secure_media_embed":{ }, "clicked":false, "stickied":false, "author":"bishopZ", "media":null, "score":2, "approved_by":null, "over_18":false, "hidden":false, "thumbnail":"", "subreddit_id":"t5_2qh30", "edited":false, "link_flair_css_class":null, "author_flair_css_class":null, "downs":3, "saved":false, "is_self":true, "permalink":"/r/javascript/comments/2378xo/the_best_frontend_interview_question_i_got_when/", "name":"t3_2378xo", "created":1397701717, "url":"http://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/2378xo/the_best_frontend_interview_question_i_got_when/", "author_flair_text":null, "title":"The best frontend interview question I got: when evaluating javascript libraries, how do you know which are the ones that are good and will last, and which are bad and will die?", "created_utc":1397672917, "ups":5, "num_comments":7, "visited":false, "num_reports":null, "distinguished":null } }, { "kind":"t3", "data":{ "domain":"webtoolkit.info", "banned_by":null, "media_embed":{ }, "subreddit":"javascript", "selftext_html":null, "selftext":"", "likes":null, "secure_media":null, "link_flair_text":null, "id":"2362ob", "gilded":0, "secure_media_embed":{ }, "clicked":false, "stickied":false, "author":"yushulx", "media":null, "score":11, "approved_by":null, "over_18":false, "hidden":false, "thumbnail":"", "subreddit_id":"t5_2qh30", "edited":false, "link_flair_css_class":null, "author_flair_css_class":null, "downs":10, "saved":false, "is_self":false, "permalink":"/r/javascript/comments/2362ob/javascript_utf8/", "name":"t3_2362ob", "created":1397668237, "url":"http://www.webtoolkit.info/javascript-utf8.html#.U05IKBCSw-R", "author_flair_text":null, "title":"JavaScript UTF-8", "created_utc":1397639437, "ups":21, "num_comments":7, "visited":false, "num_reports":null, "distinguished":null } }, { "kind":"t3", "data":{ "domain":"self.javascript", "banned_by":null, "media_embed":{ }, "subreddit":"javascript", "selftext_html":"<!-- SC_OFF --><div class=\"md\"><p>Anyone else getting started want to meet up, connect, and learn programming together?</p>\n\n<p>I&#39;m down to meet in SF or in the Peninsula as far as Mountain View.</p>\n\n<p>PS I tried posting this previously in <a href=\"/r/learnjavascript\">/r/learnjavascript</a> and <a href=\"/r/learnprogramming\">/r/learnprogramming</a> with no luck so I hope posting here is okay.</p>\n</div><!-- SC_ON -->", "selftext":"Anyone else getting started want to meet up, connect, and learn programming together?\n\nI'm down to meet in SF or in the Peninsula as far as Mountain View.\n\nPS I tried posting this previously in /r/learnjavascript and /r/learnprogramming with no luck so I hope posting here is okay.", "likes":null, "secure_media":null, "link_flair_text":null, "id":"237q36", "gilded":0, "secure_media_embed":{ }, "clicked":false, "stickied":false, "author":"PopcornTimer", "media":null, "score":0, "approved_by":null, "over_18":false, "hidden":false, "thumbnail":"", "subreddit_id":"t5_2qh30", "edited":false, "link_flair_css_class":null, "author_flair_css_class":null, "downs":2, "saved":false, "is_self":true, "permalink":"/r/javascript/comments/237q36/looking_for_coding_buddy_to_learn_programming/", "name":"t3_237q36", "created":1397711572, "url":"http://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/237q36/looking_for_coding_buddy_to_learn_programming/", "author_flair_text":null, "title":"Looking for coding buddy to learn programming together in SF Bay Area", "created_utc":1397682772, "ups":1, "num_comments":0, "visited":false, "num_reports":null, "distinguished":null } }, { "kind":"t3", "data":{ "domain":"theresassoundworld.com", "banned_by":null, "media_embed":{ }, "subreddit":"javascript", "selftext_html":null, "selftext":"", "likes":null, "secure_media":null, "link_flair_text":null, "id":"237kdh", "gilded":0, "secure_media_embed":{ }, "clicked":false, "stickied":false, "author":"stuartmemo", "media":null, "score":0, "approved_by":null, "over_18":false, "hidden":false, "thumbnail":"", "subreddit_id":"t5_2qh30", "edited":false, "link_flair_css_class":null, "author_flair_css_class":null, "downs":2, "saved":false, "is_self":false, "permalink":"/r/javascript/comments/237kdh/theresas_sound_world_a_web_audio_library_for_now/", "name":"t3_237kdh", "created":1397708293, "url":"http://theresassoundworld.com", "author_flair_text":null, "title":"Theresa's Sound World - 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