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Name:Chris Jaynes
Clan:Developer Underground
Skills:javascript, css, html
Member Since:Dec 2015
Last Seen:Apr 2022
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    • commented on "Does my number look big in this?" javascript solution
    • 8 years ago

    This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution

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    • commented on "Calculating with Functions" javascript solution
    • 8 years ago

    Use of this is a little creepy, but could be mapped to an exported object in a real module.

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    • commented on "Build Tower" javascript solution
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    • commented on "Simple Pig Latin" javascript solution
    • 8 years ago

    Extracting a named function that pigifies one word would also be preferable in real production code to using an anonymous function.

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    • commented on "Counting in the Amazon" kata
    • 10 years ago

    Agreed. It says in the puzzle descriptions: "All code is ran through BabelJS (ES 2015 supported)". repeat is part of ES 2105, isn't it?

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    • commented on "Javascript Mathematician" javascript solution
    • 10 years ago

    By far the best combination of clarity and brevity among the solutions I reviewed. Nice job.

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