PG Herveou
PG Herveou
Using node this what i get ``` > npm ls | grep underscore ├── [email protected] ├── [email protected] ``` ``` javascript _ = require('underscore'); _.mixin(require('underscore.string').exports()); console.log(_([1, 2, 3]).splice(0, 1)); > ,2,3...
That sounds like a good idea in my case i ended up to write something like that ``` javascript res.expose("me = " + (JSON.stringify(user.toJSON())) + ";"); ```
I am using this workaround, I just tested it on IE8, this seems to to do the job, it could probably be encapsulated inside the lib ``` javascript // on...
I am new to stylus, so not sure about that but doesn't your solution add a null: 0 to the css if you don't specify the fourth argument ?
Yes you are right. You will have to flush the cache file we could create a hash for the headers and append it to the filename to make it more...
yes I think you got it all, you can add an option on the cache stream that specify headers to be checked, (or just a boolean depending of your needs)...
Maybe we can add a note in the Readme? Would you mind sending a PR, of if you have a better solution feel free to update the code!
Have you considered - using the cache so you only have these perf issues he first time you run your command - upload files in parallel https://github.com/pgherveou/gulp-awspublish#upload-file-in-parallel That's sound a...
I think the current solution works well for most of the use cases Concerning your use case what I think what would be best, would be: - to add an...
That would be nice indeed! I dont have the time to work on it but feel free to send me a PR!