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This is terrific. I'd love a description of what the interpreter is actually doing at each step, perhaps optionally sent to the console. This could be a wonderful tool for teaching how JavaScript works.

And the running speed of the original Doom / Doom 2 games.

How about 'Convention over configuration'?

We don't want to rely on Java Applets or Flash

When you hire a car, before taking it you should walk around the car and note all the scratches and bing points left on it by previous hirers.

Awesome! Where is the library? I've been looking on silks github but I must have missed it.

was it maps?

hmm. skyproogled.

I don't follow. These hipster JS frameworks have to work well on phones and various inconsistent browsers. Targeting the desktop and one JS environment seems feasible.

as in gif.

People want games with birds in them.

These days it's all about the Chromebox One.

At the risk of starting a war - I'm used to Vim. Is there a benefit to looking into LightTable or Emacs if I want to get into Clojure?

Apparently titled as a reference to the book.

I was fascinated by the setup, where we are shown a letter which begins with a request to keep it in confidence.

I'd venture that the differences these day is that there is no install step and it works on many different systems.

I want to support this company.

I like 'show password' buttons.

Metro makes more sense in this context.

The new one has a setting that boots to desktop, if that helps any.

It seems to work okay on SCSS files, although I can't say if they are officially supported or not.

When Microsoft was confident, many years ago: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EcLdwYqwko

If it's your first time at hack club, you have to hack.

As a Windows Phone user I am just going to have to accept I will never get YouTube, G+ or Google Drive while Android and iOS users can get onenote, lync, skydrive and the Xbox companion shit.

I am NaN!

In theory that jquery and that angular file should be sourced

How about indicating that a day is not available before I click on it?

> "He was stringing these computer terms together in ways that made no sense."

That's how I see job specs from recruiters.

Ahhhhh this answered a question I had when I was about 7: why couldn't I undelete the first character?

Grunt is just generally a helpful little task runner and good for automating many things in general web development - running tests, concatenation / minification, linting, HTML / CSS / JS preprocessing and so on, if that floats your boat. It really is worth giving it a go.