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Jing Jiawei
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Working from home
Software Engineer.
Graduated from BUAA.
User interface specialized.
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From Gource to GIF (Gource and ffmpg are required)
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Introducing Runnable JavaScript, CSS, and HTML Code Snippets
On Stack Overflow and our other code-related sites, creating a minimal, complete, and verifiable example is the best way to get an answer to your question. We’ve always loved JSFiddle and sites like it because they let both askers and answerers reference runnable, working code that demonstrates their problem or solution.
Unfortunately, the use of these external sites introduces a few problems:
If the link breaks, the post becomes worthless.
If the code isn’t embedded in the page, visitors are forced to go elsewhere to get the full content of the question or answer.
Also, because the code isn’t a part of our post Markdown, changes to it don’t show up in the revision history.
The community voiced similar concerns around external sites, which eventually led us to block posts that contain links to JSFiddle and similar sites without a corresponding code block. This is an unnecessary burden for both askers and answerers.
Git pre-commit hook that runs `eslint` with the `--fix` option to fix up issues where possible, and adds "fix"ed files into the commit
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