2014/10/16 上午 12:02:37

jquery Programming Glossary: confident

What's the benefit of inline function calls?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11304566/whats-the-benefit-of-inline-function-calls

that is very foolish but it is possible. But if one accepts one more argument in a function than is passed one is confident it is truely undefined and not a hacked copy of it. Returning jQuery from a previous function allows method chaining '#sel'..

pipe() and then() documentation vs reality in jQuery 1.8

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12011925/pipe-and-then-documentation-vs-reality-in-jquery-1-8

to see what 䏭 changed. Update Yes then returns a new Deferred because it is equivalent to pipe now . I'm pretty confident the documentation update will clarify this soon. Further update for completeness The documentation was recently updated..

Performance of jQuery.grep vs. Array.filter

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14647470/performance-of-jquery-grep-vs-array-filter

a lot faster because it does not process the whole array I proposed the usage of Array.filter which I was pretty confident would be at least faster than .grep . Surprisingly after adding it to the test I was taught a lesson Testsuite Edgecases..

Practical approach to keeping jQuery up to date?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15330448/practical-approach-to-keeping-jquery-up-to-date

older version If so are these libraries likely to be upgraded anytime soon to work with the newer version Are you that confident in your tests and QA process that an upgrade will take a reasonable amount of development resources and cause no major regressions..

Requirejs domReady plugin vs Jquery $(document).ready()?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15332628/requirejs-domready-plugin-vs-jquery-document-ready

.ready function Do my stuff here. What should I choose and why Both the options seems to work as expected. I am not confident in jquery's dom ready because requirejs is doing its magic that is since requirejs will dynamically add scripts I'm worried..

jQuery draggable shows helper in wrong place when scrolled down page

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5791886/jquery-draggable-shows-helper-in-wrong-place-when-scrolled-down-page

an official fix. It's scheduled to jQuery UI 1.9 although it has been postponed a few times in the past. 5. If you're confident that it happens on every browser you can put these hacks into the affected draggables' events to correct the calculations...