Cobra is Ready to Release
I did a little work on Cobra today and pushed the code around a little bit. Things that changed:
- Reorganized into a single closure. This helps keep internal details internal.
- Minimize with Closure Compiler
- JSLint now passes
- I definitely recommend the JSLint VIM plugin if you’re a vimmer.
- Works in node.js (and most likely any server-side JavaScript implementation)
- Works in Internet Explorer.
- I had never really tested this, but after fixing the things that JSLint found, the tests just passed.
- Still need to test in IE 6. I don’t have a machine with IE 6 unfortunately.
- Added to documentation to clarify a few things.
At this point, I think the library’s safe for others to use. I tagged a 0.5 version, and I’ll be calling it 1.0 after it gets into a few more projects. Feel free to try it out!
You can find Cobra on github, or you can download version 0.5 now (tgz).
Tags: Cobra, JavaScript
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