Jurina: 14:57 Gaumont Xatenev: build my game client in angular/react/riot? 😀
Plantier: Uh oh, games in react, danger danger
Rattler: Games in angular, nope nope nope
Buzzi: Only thing I’d use React or Angular in games for is UI stuff if you have something like info displays and buttons etc.
Kitts: Hehehe, my new react-three implementation gotta give creds to https://github.com/Izzimach/react-three is gonna blow minds!
Nored: Grrrr, it would sure be handy if there were a JSON.test instead of just JSON.p**** application broken without error handling because of corrupt data
Buzzi: Soteros: huh, there’s something like that too eh. not entirely sure what to think about it tbh =
Kincey: Zomg: be amazed and fall in love maybe ;
Corrett: Is there a peticular reason to write if/else like this:?
Alpaugh: Yeah i’d fill those moustaches and parentheses
Rambin: Personally I used to write like this:
Hoversten: Yep, go for that one, ignore anyone else
Nored: My beautifier supports both options
Lambdin: I have seen that style if/else keywords at same indent used for enterprise java
Ginnings: See: http://eslint.org/docs/rules/brace-style
Weikal: K&R https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indent_style#Variant:_1TBS all the way
Buzzi: I use that style, no particular reason really
Luzi: Alright, that make me feel better, I thought I was missing something here
Moltrie: It does not make much sense as “else” block cannot be used separatedly from “if” block
Buzzi: I don’t think there’s really any practical difference besides looking a tiny bit different 😛
Bidle: Really though the above could be written as
Eggers: MORE THAN 3 LINES OF CODE PASTE DETECTED, HELP HELP
Pyles: Yeah so i guess that’s not optimal 😛
Ragus: Your company with often enforce your syntax linting rules.
Buzzi: Symbian C rules are the best ones btw
Degidio: I used to go the 6 line way when i was first learning programming
Crites: Thought the 3 line way was fugly
Ringgold: That’s almost like switch formatting
Buzzi: So know a bunch of Symbian gurus
Gustin: You can’t really use “{ on the next line” in js
Pefanis: Unless you make an exception for returning object literals
Buzzi: There’s an example of the Symbian formatting there
Buzzi: Note they also use that with pretty much everything, and not just ifs
Kranze: I cannot click in terminal
Buzzi: Get a better terminal emulator :p
Sidelinger: Sometimes I wonder how curly braces languages would look with lisp style formatting =
Buzzi: Lisp style formatting already looks dumb
Wojnowski: It must be so confusing doing math operations in lisp
Camren: Which part is the condition/math and which part is the function, i cannot
Buzzi: You mean because of the prefix operator?
Buzzi: It’s not that strange, you get used to it rather quickly I think 😛
Buzzi: But yeah I dislike the paren frenzy as well
Bidle: Prohobo: it’s all the function
Bidle: Functions all the way down
Mcguire: Some languages allow for custom operators that contain parentheses
Mcquaid: What is “fully parenthesized Polish prefix notation.”?
Kubasch: Was lisp written by Polish people?
Kresal: Hi guys.think I am finally getting a hang of prototype. I just need to ask a question now