Eric Taylor

Wow! Thanks for getting back so quickly. Yes, I thought about `classInvariant`as the name. But since you allow for redefining the language, it would only be a matter of coming...

One additional point. You pointed out that subclasses wouldn't pick up the "class" invariant. To tell you the truth, I didn't even explore subclassing, for two reasons: - Inheritance is...

Rewrite without contracts? Well, now you're asking a lot :) But, yes, retry() will run the function again, with the provided arguments. As for the rewrite: ``` this.messenger = new...

Even in vanilla, it's still very readable, clear. Very impressive. Did you take into consideration assertions? Mid-method assertion failures might trigger a rescue as well. You know, I was a...

So, before I answer those questions, I should say that I'm going to defer to your sensibilities with respect to JavaScript in general. I say that because neither my goal,...

It's the developer's responsibility to design a well-formed rescue clause, even in Eiffel. In a `totalRetries` scenario, we'll call it for short, the developer might need to implement a loop...

Hey, no problem as far as time goes. I think we laid a pretty good foundation. You know, it's one thing to _use_ DbC, it's quite another to have a...

Hey Charles, I just figured out what might be a cleaner way to deal with parameterized `Error`s and `CustomError`s, all within the confines of the JavaScript spec, and as robustly...

@stevegreatrex I agree with the logic of your position, but in practice, maxLength is an issue of validation, even up in the UI. Consider the following statement: "Validation is validation...

I think we can close this issue. I just removed **aurelia-animator-velocity** from my project, downloaded VelocityJS, and referenced it through a script tag in index.html...in the usual way. I then...