threepointone

still experimental, but I'm learning.

There.

In simple terms, it goes through the array, and calls the named function on every element. You could read it as - "For this array, invoke the 'remove' function on every element."

.height() .width() .offset() .remove() .append() .prepend() .prependTo() .find() .parent() .on() .off() .scrollTop() .outerHeight() .length

It seems to me like all of these would be covered by zepto. Or qwery. Or you could make your own adapter with Prototype. Or Mootools. Or Ext. Or YUI. Heck, you could probably whip up your own little library based on sizzle, or even just querySelectorAll. Then just fork infinity to use your lib, and you're good to go.

I hope you're not confused any more!

[I'm not affiliated with airbnb, just thought I'd help you out]

for(var index = 0, length = listItems.length; index < length; index++) { listItems[index].remove(); }

and I think to myself -

_(listItems).invoke('remove')

PS- I think codekit is awesome too.

However, why did gnu8 get downvoted? Seems like a reasonable comment, relevant to the discussion.

In this context, "major new version" means a non-patch release, with new features.