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12 years ago Yup. Good catch. I don't think that happened too much later in the book since we started extracting the code into testable chunks. Still, I'm surprised that got through--most, if not all of it was extracted from real, running code. Tsk.
I'll grep through the book for any other such instances of that. Thanks for pointing it out!
In several of the code snippet examples (pages 9, 12, 16 and 24) I notice that you are "newing" up objects using .new() syntax:
On page 9 for example:
$(function() { var appointments = Appointments.new(); appointments.fetch(); });
I think this is probably the "Rubyist" in you coming out. I assume you meant to write:
$(function() { var appointments = new Appointments(); appointments.fetch(); });