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jordanterrell

  1. Some people have too much time on their hands: kindohm.com/2012/05/14/The… about 8 hours ago via MetroTwit
  2. Are you a Senior .NET developer? Want to work for VMware? Live in Minneapolis/Saint Paul area? Ping me! about 9 hours ago via MetroTwit
  3. Wondering when the next release of the Roslyn (compiler as a service) is going to be released. Anyone have any info? about 23 hours ago via MetroTwit
  4. Should be true or false? - Maybe<string>.NoValue == ((string)null) about 24 hours ago via MetroTwit
  5. Programming language design is just as much about constraining things as it is about enabling things. 6:25 AM May 19th via MetroTwit
  6. @cpj1 @jessegavin @jasonmotylinski @aethoninvictus No, it with just reduce the blocker's opportunities to do extraordinary things! 4:58 PM May 18th via TweetCaster for iOS in reply to cpj1
  7. @djidja8 :-) Probably where I'm going next... 2:36 PM May 18th via MetroTwit in reply to djidja8
  8. @JohnCulviner Hence my comment earlier about JavaScript being the assembly language of the Internet... 12:44 PM May 18th via MetroTwit in reply to JohnCulviner
  9. @JohnCulviner For that and other reasons.... 12:39 PM May 18th via MetroTwit in reply to JohnCulviner
  10. @JohnCulviner Totally worth it! 12:39 PM May 18th via MetroTwit in reply to JohnCulviner
  11. @attilah But that feels like a kludge. 12:26 PM May 18th via MetroTwit in reply to attilah
  12. @attilah Oh, I suppose you can pass it in as a string. 12:26 PM May 18th via MetroTwit in reply to attilah
  13. @attilah That's cool (thanks for sharing), but not what I was referring to. I want JS syntax to be more terse for creating functions. 12:25 PM May 18th via MetroTwit in reply to attilah
  14. I would kill for C# style lambda syntax (e.g. x => x.Value) in JavaScript. JS is to verbose! (e.g. function (x) { return x.Value; }) 12:01 PM May 18th via MetroTwit
  15. @jessegavin @jasonmotylinski @AethonInvictus No amount of blocking them is going to prevent them from doing extraordinarily bad things... 9:51 AM May 18th via TweetCaster for Android in reply to jessegavin
  16. @jasonmotylinski Gettin' all profound today! /cc @AethonInvictus 9:28 AM May 18th via MetroTwit in reply to jasonmotylinski
  17. @jasonmotylinski @AethonInvictus Use CoffeeScript or some other language to generate JS - JS is too flexible for its own good. 8:05 AM May 18th via MetroTwit in reply to jasonmotylinski
  18. @jasonmotylinski @AethonInvictus I'm starting to understand why some are referring to JS as the assembly language of the Internet. 8:04 AM May 18th via MetroTwit in reply to jasonmotylinski