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Name handlers and move them into a separate file. #14

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GA-MEB opened this issue Feb 5, 2016 · 6 comments
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Name handlers and move them into a separate file. #14

GA-MEB opened this issue Feb 5, 2016 · 6 comments

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GA-MEB commented Feb 5, 2016

Use require to link them.

See ga-wdi-boston/planning#5
(Formerly https://github.com/ga-wdi-boston/010/issues/4)

@GA-MEB GA-MEB changed the title Separate .on from the handler callbacks. Name handlers and move them into a separate file. Feb 5, 2016
@RealWeeks
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@MattB-GA-Boston Is this still revelant since this lesson is done on a whiteboard and in the browser?

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GA-MEB commented Mar 29, 2016

@J-Weeks Are you still doing the lab where you set event handlers?

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This is still relevant. Let's not do coding in the browser. Get developers used to working within js-template. (cc @payne-chris-r for this iteration)

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@jrhorn424 you mean not using the console in the browser? Not sure I agree. I actually think this is a good place to show we CAN use the brower's console to run code that has an impact on the page. If you feel strongly that this isn't good to show (or isn't good to show here), I'm all ears.

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I disagree, but I can't remember why.

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gaand commented Sep 2, 2016

Showing it as a possible debugging/learning aid makes sense to me. Warning against to heavy reliance is probably also appropriate.

Also, don't do it and then ask for help because it's not in the app code.

raq929 pushed a commit that referenced this issue Oct 23, 2016
defacing.js contains some example jQuery for defacing the Broncos page.
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