Ben Vinegar

Are you calling Couch.init? The documentation isn't clear, but you need to do: Couch.init(function() { // do couch commands when this callback hits }); Couch.init loads dependencies like pmxdr.

Hi fabio, You need to restructure your code like this: Couch.init(function() { // execute on ready var server = new Couch.Server('http://couchdb','',''); server.create(server, 'test', function(resp) { }); });

Thanks for the heads up.

Leaving this ticket up for educational purposes :) But I've addressed this [in the README](https://github.com/benvinegar/seamless-talk#why-dont-the-slides-w-live-seamless-examples-work).

Quora now obfuscates their answers server-side, so there's nothing Spectacles can do anymore. Unfortunately the project is now defunct. On Fri, Feb 1, 2013 at 10:06 AM, Trey Hunner [email protected]:...

Yeah. If they are showing content to Google and not to regular users, however, that's a breach of Google's policies, and I would love to call them on it. On...

@shubhamarora – are you building your js files somehow? like, with Webpack + Babel? And are you intending to use raven-node or raven-js (browser JavaScript)?

A big reason we added TypeScript support for Raven.js is because Angular 2 uses TypeScript by default, which is an officially supported framework. Since there are [externally available](https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/blob/master/ravenjs/ravenjs.d.ts) `d.ts` files...

> this can't be so difficult as to take it a year to implement... or can it? :-O We had a lot of grief maintaining TypeScript bindings for raven-js. It...

(Not saying this is a hard no, I can be convinced, but we're low on maintenance resources right now so it's not going to happen any time in the next...