Gwendolyn Van Hove

> 1. Eliminate the iconic side by side look I would also like to move the tutorials away from the side-by-side design. It doesn't work as well in the new...

This is the kind of thing that is usually hard to write without coming off as defensive. Realistically, there's not going to be a way for me to compete with...

I don't know what your `pollr` object does with the `responseType` setting. Jasmine-Ajax just looks at the response object you pass in when setting up the full response, since that...

It looks like the original implementation of `responseType` missed the intended implementation from the spec. Currently Jasmine-Ajax expects the response object to have a `responseType` set in order to configure...

Jasmine-Ajax attempts to replace the `XMLHttpRequest` constructor in the environment, and expects to be doing so in a browser. Because of this, Jasmine-Ajax doesn't do as much environment checking about...

[According to MDN](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Fetch_API), this is still experimental and the official API hasn't been locked down yet, so we don't have a plan for support just yet. Once it is made...

Sounds good. I'd be happy to review a pull request that supports `fetch` only in browsers that provide the functionality, leaving browsers that don't (IE, Safari) to behave as if...

@codingthat it looks like you're not mocking AJAX at all and thus not actually using the functionality that is being discussed here. The Jasmine-Ajax library is meant to mock out...

I happy to review a pull request that adds support for `window.fetch` for environments where it is already defined.

The purpose of mocking out ajax requests is to make your specs more predictable, because you're not relying on a server being available to get you the responses you expect....