The purpose of code is not only to cause the intended result, but to intuitively indicate the intent. "Good" languages are known for this correlation and good programmers are known for appreciating it. Shortcuts are only good if you have a hot date, which programmers rarely do.
Using this "cool stuff" creates - as you said - not so cool, nice and readable code. It's fine for quick and dirty coding, but I would never use it in production environment or when developing in a team.
I would recommend loading a jQuery script in case of failure from another CDN rather than your OWN domain. Microsoft offers a great CDN as well.
yairvsync 1 week ago
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The purpose of code is not only to cause the intended result, but to intuitively indicate the intent. "Good" languages are known for this correlation and good programmers are known for appreciating it. Shortcuts are only good if you have a hot date, which programmers rarely do.
webnician 1 year ago
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webnician 1 year ago
Using this "cool stuff" creates - as you said - not so cool, nice and readable code. It's fine for quick and dirty coding, but I would never use it in production environment or when developing in a team.
ptnplanet 1 year ago
Using a local jQuery copy if CDN isn't available is used in the HTML5 Boilerplate by Paul Irish.
It's a pretty nifty trick I'd say.
DrRhoxus 1 year ago
Wow, thats awesome
Schindlabua 1 year ago
That color scheme is awesome.. would love to use that on my Visual Studio
arquenvaron 1 year ago
The loading of JQ if it did not download is good if your in China!
IMPMAC 1 year ago