Closed OliverJAsh closed 11 years ago
I'll have to have a read of that, but I'm happy with whatever, as long as we're consistent :)
Read that idiomatic.js didn't support comma first and my heart broke a little bit.
Read that idiomatic.js didn't support comma first and my heart broke a little bit.
I cannot stand comma first...sorry ;)
https://gist.github.com/357981/
On 22 Jan 2013, at 15:02, Jack Franklin notifications@github.com wrote:
Read that idiomatic.js didn't support comma first and my heart broke a little bit.
I cannot stand comma first...sorry ;)
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I knew exactly what that gist was before I clicked it :+1:
Basically it's up to everyone who is going to be heavily involved, but picking some form of popular guide like Idiomatic or similar seems sensible.
And we should decide this asap (aka today) as right now the JS is a complete mismash of styles.
As for a documentation style, what do you guys think of the JSDoc notation?
Idiomatic.js says:
"JSDoc style is good, but requires a significant time investment"
Can you assign everyone to this issue? I'm on my phone.
Oliver
On 22 Jan 2013, at 15:17, Jack Franklin notifications@github.com wrote:
And we should decide this asap (aka today) as right now the JS is a complete mismash of styles.
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Lets move this to #15.
I like Idiomatic: https://github.com/rwldrn/idiomatic.js/
The main one for me is two spaces, no tabs :bomb: