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Author: mk30

UX.md

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+Slides:  https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1VHZVtzhxUOCK0In2JfMLrDuBDo6265a6DQtqTwpfkmE/edit#slide=id.p
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+Universal Principles of Design by William Liddwell, Kristina Holden and Jill Butler:
+http://www.slideshare.net/CARLOSFUENTES1380/universal-principles-ofdesign

dom_and_svg.markdown

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-# the dom (and svg!)
+# the dom, svg, and browserify
 

javascript.markdown

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 The first 2 arguments aren't too useful, just `node` and the
 full path to our script, but the remaining arguments are
 everything that follows `args.js` on the command-line.
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 To get only the useful arguments, we can use `.slice(2)`:
 
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 Note that every element in `process.argv` is a string, so we
 can use the built-in `Number` function to convert from a
 string to a number.
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 # objects
 
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 `argv` that is an array.
 * `console` is an object with a property
 `log` that is a function.
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 # objects
 
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 When you declare functions in expressions you don't need to
 give them a name.
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 # immediately executing function
 
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 Variables declared inside functions are only visible in that
 function, so immediately executing functions are sometimes
 used to create an isolated scope.
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 You could even do:
 
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 `n` is an "instance" of Num. You can make as many instances
 as you like and they will all have separate values.
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 # constructors: new trick
 
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 `javascripting` lesson on nodeschool:
 
 http://nodeschool.io/#javascripting
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 # links