julia-allyce

[ Launch: heat map ] f7e2ca52c912e5a4f0bcbc9c958d6e0a by julia-allyce[ Launch: test ] 4653053 by enjalot[ Launch: test ] 4652017 by enjalot[ Launch: test ] 4582399 by enjalot

julia-allyce

// object Object
// keys are strings and values can be any type
var a = { 'x': 23, 'y': null, 'z': 'a stringggg', '0': function() {...} };
// properties can be accessed and added with dot notation or braces:
console.log(a.y); // null
console.log(a['0']); // function...
a.q = 20;
a['horses'] = 30;
console.log(a); // { 'x': 23, 'y': null, ... 'q': 20, 'horses': 30 }

julia-allyce

// undefined
var aVariable;
var anObject = { aProperty: 'yay' };
console.log(aVariable); // undefined
console.log(anObject.monkey); // undefined
console.log(someVarNeverDeclared); // undefined

// null
var empty = null;
console.log(empty); // null

julia-allyce

var a;
var b;

a = 4;
b = "5";

a += 2; // a == 6

console.log(a + b);
// returns "65"

julia-allyce

package main

var a int //declaring a as an integer
var b string //declaring b as a string

func main () {
    a = 4
    b = "5"
    
    a += 2 // a == 6

julia-allyce

/*
ABOUT BREAKPOINT MIXINS
These are mad awesome. Feel free to add more if you find things acting wierd at a certain
screen size or zoom point. I am using em's based on 16px. Ideally if you aren't using a breakpoint
that means whatever you are working with should look good on a mobile device. 

Please refer to the LESS docs on how to use Mixins with Rulesets:
http://lesscss.org/features/#detached-rulesets-feature
*/

julia-allyce

//mixin
.keyframes(@name, @frames) {
	@-webkit-keyframes @name { @frames(); }
	@-moz-keyframes @name { @frames(); }
	@-ms-keyframes @name { @frames(); }
	@-o-keyframes @name { @frames(); }
	@keyframes @name { @frames(); }
}

//compiles as valid less