Jason Laster

@samccone - nice idea. I wonder if we could do something with a gist that we pull down ``` js $.ajax('gistOfBehaviors', showListOfBehaviors) ```

> re: npm - i'm on board too. Would be great to do that as well

Remember. No background music. I got burned by YouTube recently. :)

don't worry bout it. Chet's got it

Good point Paul.

Yea, I second that. Drop all the CSS. Jsdoccer can be pure birthday suit for V1

@davidjin-ca could you try recording this issue with Replay. Here's a replay of the codepen example https://app.replay.io/recording/masonry-imagesloaded-callback--f2101d68-1b47-4728-b6ab-a9673536a556?point=2596148429452308988880552820998326&time=1394&hasFrames=false https://docs.replay.io/docs/recording-bug-reports-80c37d7d6753485f81497570625d06f0 The nice thing is that it'll be easy to inspect the element...

Yes! But the cookbooks need lots of presentation work to be good. Also you'll see they could get better too m

this is what I have in mind: ``` ruby docs = File.read('docs/*.md'); links = docs.map do |doc| return doc.scan(/\[.*\]'(\S+\)/) end links.each do |link| resp = url.get(link) if !resp puts "bad...

Yea. That's what I'm thinking