Very impressed with the notion as a whole and indeed some of the 1 day projects.

I'd be very interested to see how you would adjust to a "professional" web development environment. I suspect well.

If you are ever in London looking for a job give me a shout.

I like it. Would be nice to be able to match against multiple test strings though.

Did you look inside #habla_beta_container_do_not_rely_on_div_classes_or_names ?

Seems like that's markup generated by a third party tool their site uses for chat.

and some pretty sweet markup it is indeed.

I can assure you all my prejudice towards c# web development comes from experience.

Excellent. I can assure you that I wasn't including you in the set of people whose prejudice doesn't come from experience.

You do realise that CoffeeScript is just a layer of sugar/arsenic on top of JavaScript?

Why would you when someone already rolled a promises library like Q?

? Maybe I used the wrong lingo, but my intimation was that one use something like Q.

Working on a large scale & fluid Node project at the moment and we probably see at least a dozen dependency updates a week. Never caused a problem.

The community as a whole is pretty strict in it's respect for versioning conventions.

Most of those entrances seem to be open. This one even appears to have a welcome sign. https://maps.google.com/maps?q=public+beach+access+point&hl=...

This is either completely idiotic or genius, I can't quite work out which.

Should have run an analyser against the sub heading for that article.

Your post was successfully analyzed as redundant.

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