I\'m trying to call a method from the underscore.js library within a class of my own. Something like this:
Armed with underscore, I could achieve something fantastic like below: _([1,2,3]).chain().map(function(n) {return n*2}).reduce(function(m,a) {return m +a},0).value()
I am new to underscore.js. What is the purpose of [contex开发者_C百科t] in _.each()? How should it be used?The context parameter just sets the value of this in the iterator function.
I\'m trying to learn about new usages of javascript as a serverside language and as a functional language. Few days ago I heard about node.js and express framework. Then开发者_JAVA技巧 I saw about und
This might be quite simple, but I must say I\'m a bit confused on this topic. I\'m writing code based on two popular libraries:
Using Underscore.js, I can write the following which returns 42: _([42, 43]).chain() .first() .value() I have custom function, not part of Underscore.js called double():
I\'m creating an application which has a \"floating\" widget which can be dragged around inside the application window. But it starts up, or tends to go behind other widgets sometimes. Is there any wa