Ted Coderman

I've verified this. The latest version of quicksearch does not have working examples because of this change. It uses Google's 1.4 version of JQuery instead of 1.7 or greater.

1. a lot of your committed code is unrelated to your changes 2. you also don't have any tests. 3. I don't really have a preference, but is `pwn` the...

you'll need to show more of your code than that...Where do you define the `app` variable?

As it currently functions, You wrap an object that you know exists. Then you check for **properties** of that object. Do you think that people would benefit from a null...

@letsgetrandy I can put together a pull request if you approve it. This discussion could use your opinion.

@letsgetrandy I can work on this if it's something you want to do. (still working on the angular stuff also, btw)

I like this idea. I often do iCanHaz and then check for null

Actually, this is in the tests https://github.com/letsgetrandy/brototype/blob/master/tests.js#L152 and it's based on the logical way that promises work normally.

the test runs `fn`, which does not have a return value, though `foo` does...so I built a test ``` var fired, success, param, context, obj = { "foo": function() {...

that's correct. This also passes, the parameter passed to the function is the non-existent return value. ``` it('should run the requested method if a function without a return value', function()...