Some nice examples of Underscore.js

underscore.examples.js

// Collecting all unique affected app version for a given data set
var jsonStats = [
  {app_versions: ['1.2','1.2.3']},
  {app_versions: null},
  {app_versions: ['1.2','1.3']}
];
var app_versions = _.uniq(_.flatten(_.compact(_.map(jsonStats, function(day){return day.app_versions }))));
// ["1.2", "1.2.3", "1.3"]

// Bye bye stupid for loops!
_.each(app_versions, function(av){ alert(av); })

// Sum up everything
_.reduce(data.total_errors_spline, function(a,b) { return a+b });

// Select only the days that the app versions 1.2 is affected
var dayStats =_.select(jsonStats, function(day){ return _.any(day.app_versions,function(av){ return av==='1.2' }) })

// And you can even display them!
_.template("These versions are affected on day 1: <%= ds[0].app_versions.join(', ') %>")({ds: dayStats })
// "These versions are affected on day 1: 1.2, 1.2.3"

any gist for _.after. likely to see it couple with _.each

Should've used _.chain