Marty Nelson martypdx

control flow

if, else, while, for, do

functions

closures

```js
var a = 'foo';
function b(){

return a;

control flow

if, else, while, for, do

functions

closures

var a = 'foo';
function b(){

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R&D 01: JS Templates, Array .forEach Method, Named Exports and Imports

JS Templates

Array Methods

AoT Template Extraction

Rather than creating DOM nodes in JavaScript, an AoT system can extract the html, deliver as html, and then only need reference the relevant DOM nodes in JavaScript. This has a number of performance benefits:

It takes advantage of fast parsing of html by the browser and avoids the additional JavaScript bundle size and parsing tax.
Only elements involved in binding need to be managed or even referenced
Faster mechanisms like cloneNode can be used to produce cheaper copies
Like html templates can be consolidated

Based on the current Svelte 3.0 output, it seems well poised to take advantage of this.

	# rename all .js to .mjs
	for f in */.js; do mv -- "$f" "${f%.js}.mjs"; done

	# add .mjs to all file-based import statements*
	find . -type f -name "*.mjs" -exec sed -i '' -E "s/(import.+'\.[a-zA-Z0-9\.\/-]+)';/\1\.mjs';/g" {} \;

	# *NOTES:
	# 1. This will double up existing .mjs extension in imports.
	# Couldn't get phrase negation working in this sed substitution regex :(
	#

	// Assumes:
	// 1. application/json response content type
	// 2. registered error handler capable of handling rejections
	module.exports = function respond(handler) {
	return async (req, res, next) => {
	try {
	const result = await handler(req);
	res.json(result);
	}
	catch(err) {

	const assert = require('assert');
	const mongoose = require('mongoose');

	const RequiredString = { type: String, required: true };

	const schema = new mongoose.Schema({
	name: RequiredString,
	type: RequiredString,
	colors: [{
	name: RequiredString,