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var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest;
xhr.addEventListener("load", function () {
  var result = this.responseText;
});
xhr.open("GET", "url");
xhr.overrideMimeType("application/json");
xhr.send(JSON.stringify(data));

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fs.readdir(srcPath, handleDirectoryRead.bind(null, srcPath));

function handleDirectoryRead(srcPath, err, files) {
	files.forEach(handleFile.bind(null, srcPath));	
}

function handleFile(srcPath, file) {
	var uri = path.join(srcPath, file);
	fs.stat(uri, handleStat.bind(null, uri));
}

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function clone(o) {
  var pds = {};
  Object.getOwnPropertyNames(o).forEach(function _eachName(name) {
    pds[name] = Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(o, name);
  });

  return Object.create(Object.getPrototypeOf(o), pds);
}

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var pubsub = (function () {
  return { pub: pub, sub: sub, evs: {} };

  function pub(ev, data) {
    pubsub.evs[ev] && pubsub.evs[ev].forEach(function (h) { h(data); });
  }

  function sub(ev, h) {
    (pubsub.evs[ev] || (pubsub.evs[ev] = [])).push(h);
  }

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jQuery

Related: [Why you don't need jQuery as an abstraction][2]

$ itself is a god object. Everything goes on it. The standard plugin / extension architecture that is recommended is to just bolt more methods on $ itself!

Surely this is bad. An example would be how we have both $.load which is overloaded to do completely different things. If they were on two separate sensibly named objects $Container.load and $EventTarget.load. Personally I would deprecate the latter in favour of .on('load'

The animation should be it's own little modular thing, not bolted onto $. Ajax should be it's own little modular thing, not bolted onto $

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var uuid = 0,
	domShimString = "__domShim__";

var dataManager = {
	_stores: {},
	getStore: function _getStore(el) {
		var id = el[str];
		if (id === undefined) {
			return this._createStore(el);
		}

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/**
 * Javascript Application Core (Layer 1)
 * -----------------------------------------
 * The core is the only part from the application which has direct access to the base library.
 * Any access to the base library (from a Module) is marshaled down through the Sandbox.
 * Furthermore, the Core is responsible for Module lifecycles, communication between modules,
 * error handling and extensions.
 * 
 * -----------------------------------------
 * Author: Andreas Goebel

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DOMCommand(function (document, window) {
  // do shit
}).send(dnode);

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function makeNonEnumerable(obj /*, props */) {
  var names = [].slice.call(arguments, 1);
  names.forEach(makeNonEnumerable);

  function makeNonEnumerable(name) {
    var pd = Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(obj, name);
    pd.enumerable = false;
    Object.defineProperty(obj, name, pd);
  }
}

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/**
 * BarFoos Module (Layer 3)
 * -----------------------------------------
 * Box3D: This module handles the center box with help of CSS3 in 3D
 *
 * This code runs in strict mode (if supported by the environment).
 * -----------------------------------------
 * Author: Andreas Goebel
 * Date: 2011-11-12
 * Changed: 2011-11-12