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Why Can’t Conditional Operator Be Used To Conditionally Increment Property Like This?

Why Can’t Conditional Operator Be Used To Conditionally Increment Property Like This?

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Why do I receive a linter warning when using the conditional operator, but using a simple if statem… Read more Why Can’t Conditional Operator Be Used To Conditionally Increment Property Like This?
How To Solve The Jshint Error `don't Make Functions Within A Loop.` With Jquery $.grep

How To Solve The Jshint Error `don't Make Functions Within A Loop.` With Jquery $.grep

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The following javascript code gives me the Don't make functions within a loop. error /* Get the… Read more How To Solve The Jshint Error `don't Make Functions Within A Loop.` With Jquery $.grep
Jshint And Skipping Lines With Custom Non-js Templating Code

Jshint And Skipping Lines With Custom Non-js Templating Code

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I am using SublimeLinter3 in SublimeText3 with the SublimeLinter-jshint linter. I have server side… Read more Jshint And Skipping Lines With Custom Non-js Templating Code
Using This In Event Handler In Strict Javascript?

Using This In Event Handler In Strict Javascript?

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Suppose you have a routine like the following to wire up click event handlers getElements('.boa… Read more Using This In Event Handler In Strict Javascript?
How Can I Make A Grunt Task Fail If One Of Its Sub Tasks Fail?

How Can I Make A Grunt Task Fail If One Of Its Sub Tasks Fail?

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I have a build task in grunt, which looks like this: grunt.registerTask('build', ['jshi… Read more How Can I Make A Grunt Task Fail If One Of Its Sub Tasks Fail?