Bellefontaine: Look what I found, http://rlv.zcache.com/javascript_has_no_cl***_t_shirt-ra230d86068974eb0888c9a73e3c67569_i80s2_1024.jpg
Rizor: Hence why the original java-based engine is called rhino and the new one is called Nashorn
Rizor: And why the O’Reilly JS book has a rhino on it
Canzio: What does “+!desc & i” do?
Feerick: It tels you if desc and i have any bits in common
Feerick: And then converst that to 0 or 1
Artry: Var status = true; !status;
Gerrero: Zumba_addict: boolean true
Dachs: Good, that’s exactly what I wanted
Wandrei: If it’s really truty or falsey
Josten: I seldom use ! is it a good habit to use it?
Feerick: Thats a bit opaque imo but not the worst ive ever seen
Feerick: Uh, Booleanv is probably better
Feerick: Its probably a bad habit though
Vangrouw: Maybe, I’ll find an online store that let’s us customize the print on our shirt
Vandee: Any very cool code that I can put in front and back?
Animashaun: The resutl of ****js will be too long
Feerick: I dont think theres much code thats intrinsically cool without considering the things it does, which would be somewhat lost on a shirt
Feerick: I mean theres probably some. theres no reason you couldn’t write code that is somehow artful in and of itself
Feerick: But idk of people doing it
Feerick: Not that i would or anything.
Gerrero: Rizor: b var two = f = x = ffx; var three = f = x = ftwofx; var mult = m = n = f = mnf; var pow = e = b = be; var toNumber = n = nx = x+10; toNumberpowmulttwothreetwo
Rizor: B var two = f = x = ffx; var three = f = x = ftwofx; var mult = m = n = f = mnf; var pow = e = b = be; var toNumber = n = nx = x+10; toNumberpowmulttwothreetwo
Feerick: Oh god thats those ****ing church numbers
Coen: Http://jsfiddle.net/vinex08/sf33z88e/1/ hi, right now the script is getting the name attribute of the fields. can i change that into id or cl***?
Rizor: Guys seems to be under the weather, sadly
Leleux: Btw, does chrome support es6?
Teigen: Coz I keep hearing my boss that he wanted to start moving to es6 modules
Servino: Looks like my boss is good
Both: That’s why i’m studying so hard
Madruga: He mentioned babel too
Gerrero: Rizor: Learned es6 compatibility.
Paules: Thanks, book marking it
Peart: Ah looks like caniuse :
Gerrero: Rizor: Learned es6 compat = es6 compatibility.
Berentson: A friend told me that it doesn’t use –
Rizor: That is true. only the fat arrow
Rizor: Too many anonymous functions aren’t healthy anyway
Bollen: I kind of don’t like the arrow function :/
Breedon: Maybe i’m just too used to function
Losch: My brain got f up when I started working on coffeescript last year
Rizor: Fat arrows are really handy for certain use-cases though and can be extremely expressive for a few things
Rizor: Like partly application
Rizor: Var funcA = a = b = funca,b
Rizor: Or callbacks for things like map
Feerick: I almost always name my functions
Rizor: Yeah I try to name my functions as much as possible
Pfleger: This is so f’ing cool – http://mrdoob.com/projects/chromeexperiments/depth_of_field/
Rizor: Useful stacktraces are my friend
Feerick: Do you still need to use ‘use strict’ in es6?
Feerick: Idk if it does anything.
Rizor: In ES6 modules, strict mode is implied
Rizor: So you don’t if you’re using modules