Julian Aubourg

Let's be very precise. You can test if an object is observable through a promise by checking if it has a promise method. To get the promise itself, however, you...

> And a promise is "observable through a promise" as well since a promise's promise method returns the promise itself. Exactly. Inception-style ;) > Are there any objects (created by...

As gnarf said, you probably want something akin to this: ``` javascript $.Deferred(function( defer ) { $( "html, body" ).animate({ // scroll to end of page scrollTop: $(document).height() }, 800,...

Key here is that there is no error handling in the script transport (because we cannot guarantee consistent behaviour across all browsers). That's why we don't trigger global events, so...

@calebboyd any update on this?

AFAIK, @gibson042 preferred the current approach. The rewrite I proposed back then handled the unwrapping so it's not difficult to handle if needs be.

I'm not that familiar with the new Deferred code but I don't think it would be very hard to detect if the input a promise.

https://www.npmjs.com/package/optparse claims to be based on Ruby's OptionParser but it's quite old, not that popular and doesn't seem to be maintained. At this point, sounds like somebody has to fork/create...

Hello @YannDuv, Sorry for the late reply. The TwicPics components do not support animation of `width` and `height` since they are the very information we use to determine the size...

It would be awesome to have at least a test page that can, even randomly, demonstrate the magic in IE is defeated. As for the scheme-relative URL, not sure I...