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DKunin Avatar
Name:Dmitri Kunin
Clan:Avito
Skills:javascript, yeoman, gulp, backbone, react, nodeks
Member Since:Oct 2013
Last Seen:Jan 2021
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    • SpyMaster356
    • commented on "Flatten an array of arrays" kumite
    • 7 years ago

    Let's not override the thing that we're testing

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    • v1z
    • commented on "Flatten an array of arrays" kumite
    • 8 years ago

    nice one

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    • shellfishmeme
    • commented on "JavaScript class-like objects" kata
    • 12 years ago

    The explanation doesn't mention that the object properties have to be mutable.
    I used object.create and had the last test fail because I didn't set the attributes to be writable.

    It should explicitly mention that your object should support 'foo.name = "bar";'

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    • DKunin
    • commented on "(Ready for) Prime Time" javascript solution
    • 12 years ago

    So elegant!

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    • DKunin
    • commented on "PaginationHelper" kata
    • 12 years ago

    Still failing the last test, my own tests are asserting correctly. It would help a ton, if you could provide more details in test - like - what was expected and what was returned.

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    • DKunin
    • commented on "(Don't) Make Me Repeat Myself" javascript solution
    • 12 years ago

    Quite elegant!

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    • DKunin
    • commented on "JavaScript class-like objects" kata
    • 12 years ago

    Nice kata - always train the basics)

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