So, I'm not totally sold on this idea so it's just something I'm putting up for feedback at the moment. I've just found that while developing with other people's code that has errors but uses ready() it stops on the first error, invoking none of the later (possibly working) code.
So, I'm not totally sold on this idea so it's just something I'm putting up for feedback at the moment. I've just found that while developing with other people's code that has errors but uses
ready()
it stops on the first error, invoking none of the later (possibly working) code.Whaddya reckon?