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maratd
on Jan 5, 2012
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Node.js stdlib ported to CoffeeScript (6,501 addit...
You put comments in code? I place all comments in a separate markdown file.
ZenPsycho
on Jan 5, 2012
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I normally don't. Unless I do something silly like use == that could be taken as a mistake.
vertr
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Could you share a link that describes this? I'm having trouble finding anything about it.
maratd
on Jan 6, 2012
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Just take a look at how Mootools or Node.JS takes care of their documentation. Same principal. There is no need for comments/documentation to muck up code.
leptons
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Put comments in code, and then run your code through YUI or similar to strip the comments and whitespace when deploying.
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