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For the cookbook of underscore functions, I want to keep to a simpler style than I might normally write, and build up to complexity. That's why I have written less complicated examples as well as used less formal language, for the most part. I just adjusted the examples to have a more distinct style between code and output (matching the output to what would be visible in the API Console). | For the cookbook of underscore functions, I want to keep to a simpler style than I might normally write, and build up to complexity. That's why I have written less complicated examples as well as used less formal language, for the most part. I just adjusted the examples to have a more distinct style between code and output (matching the output to what would be visible in the API Console). | ||
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| + | Underscore almost needs it's own section or a link to a tutorial web site. I've been developing software for over 20+ years and yes _JS is powerful, but I find myself constantly searching through Stack Overflow on how to do things because the official docs are so piss poor. | ||
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Brian:
For the cookbook of underscore functions, I want to keep to a simpler style than I might normally write, and build up to complexity. That's why I have written less complicated examples as well as used less formal language, for the most part. I just adjusted the examples to have a more distinct style between code and output (matching the output to what would be visible in the API Console).
The Aaron (talk) 11:46, 30 January 2015 (EST)
Underscore almost needs it's own section or a link to a tutorial web site. I've been developing software for over 20+ years and yes _JS is powerful, but I find myself constantly searching through Stack Overflow on how to do things because the official docs are so piss poor.
