jjgod

Hardware

If you are interested, see also my previous setup.

I use a Mid 2013 11-inch MacBook Air at home.

I use Logitech Performance MX mice with all three of them, though for the last one is usually just the trackpad. I have recently started using a Logitech MX Master and decided to only buy that from now on.

kirbysayshi

This Is Absolutely Tiring

Every time I start a node module, or a new JS project, I'm confronted with this same question: how do I structure it to allow it to be used in the browser or nodejs, without requiring a build step, and without getting in the way of my development?

While developing, I typically create some type of [browser-based environment][]; Firebug and Web Inspector are still miles ahead of anything else we've got. Ideally I want to be able to add a file via a script tag, and have that be the only requirement.

As @visionmedia [points out][], this is [ridiculous][].

This gist is meant to compile all of the various ways I've seen of guarding against/for a variety of module systems. Fork it and add your own, I'll try to bring them into this one.

remy

/**
* author Remy Sharp
* url http://remysharp.com/tag/marquee
*/

(function ($) {
    $.fn.marquee = function (klass) {
        var newMarquee = [],
            last = this.length;

murvinlai

/*
 * This is a simple HTTP data generator for testing.
 *
 */

var http = require('http');

var counter = 0;
http.createServer(function (req, res) {
    var start = new Date();