Brenton Simpson
Brenton Simpson
CORS might suck here.
@tambien This was some advice I got from Devlin on the Chrome Extensions team when I asked for tips on making my extension ready to ship. Think it would be...
@tambien Sounds good to me. The only reason I proposed adding a `parseInSandbox` method is I imagine most users wouldn't even think to do it otherwise.
That sounds like a bug in npm. As I understand it, `0.1.3` and `~0.1.3` [should intersect](https://github.com/npm/node-semver#tilde-ranges-123-12-1) on `0.1.3`. I just made sure there are explicit dependencies for all the inherited...
Also an issue in Chrome. The worst part is there's no obvious way to recover your data that was supposed to be pasted into the textarea.
I was able to work around it by rearranging the order of the algorithm: ``` Lazy(…).groupBy(…).values().sortBy(…).map(…).toArray() ```
Effectively, yes. It's not hard to write, but it adds clutter that makes it harder to understand what's going on in the non-error case. It would be awesome if there...
I'd be cool with that.
`srcset` is now supported in Chrome, but [according to caniuse, Safari's implementation is incomplete](http://caniuse.com/#search=srcset). The test should be rewritten to do proper feature detection. For instance, ``` var img =...
FWIW, I came to this repo after a quick Google search for a `srcset` polyfill, but this looks more robust: http://scottjehl.github.io/picturefill/ I'll likely go that way for my iOS 8...