Have you spent any time working out the total market size for your app? Doing some basic modeling might help you make your decision!
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Have you spent any time working out the total market size for your app? Doing some basic modeling might help you make your decision!
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selectAll: function (event, context) {...},
nextPage: function (event, context) {...},
prevPage: function (event, context) {...},
};
// Hook up clicks to global actions
// Eg: <a href="#" data-action="selectAll">All</a>
$("[data-action]").click(function () {
var action = $(this).data("action");
PageActions.selectAll("click", this);
});
// Hook up keypresses to global actions
Mousetrap.bind("a", function () {
PageActions.selectAll("keypress", this);
});
This would help with code structure and organization, at the cost of flexibility.What are the arguments for having whitespace removal as a coding standard?
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We didn't, however, realize that "patch" releases also have release candidates. I'd recommend following the rails blog (http://weblog.rubyonrails.org/) which announces release candidate builds too.
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