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General server rules

• No blank nicknames.
• No inappropriate nicknames.
• No sexually explicit nicknames.
• No offensive nicknames.
• No nicknames with unusual or unreadable Unicode.
• No inappropriate profile pictures.

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Verifying my Blockstack ID is secured with the address 1KNLvToa8S8Ga2jeen3PNAjdjmX1cWbcMx https://explorer.blockstack.org/address/1KNLvToa8S8Ga2jeen3PNAjdjmX1cWbcMx

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// Whats Better?

// more indentation
function myFunction(data){
  if(data){
    // do some important stuff
    data.parse()
  }
}

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Functional Programming Javascript: using Partials

Partials are basically functions that return functions with some already predefined arguments and need some arguments to be completed. Let's say you have a function with several arguments to be set, but you don't want to set the majority of arguments over and over again because you need it more than once.

# my useless function to write something to the dom
function writeSomethingToDom(element, content){
	element.append(content);
}

# use the function repeatedly 

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Functional Programming Javascript: Composing with underscore

From the underscore.js documentation :

Returns the composition of a list of functions, where each function consumes the return value of the function that follows. In math terms, composing the functions f(), g(), and h() produces f(g(h())).

So what compose() basically does is, glueing functions together and returning a new function. Thats a really functional approach i like. You dont deal with passing around data, instead you declare some functions into a new one and apply it to your content.

Lets say you have some "useful", small standalone functions:

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  //----Get all divs on page--------- 
 
  /* jQuery */
  $("div")
 
  /* native equivalent */
  document.getElementsByTagName("div") 
 
  //----Get all by CSS class--------- 
 

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"\e[A": history-search-backward
"\e[B": history-search-forward
set show-all-if-ambiguous on
set completion-ignore-case on

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//Browsers
var IE6 = false /*@cc_on || @_jscript_version < 5.7 @*/
var IE7 = (document.all && !window.opera && window.XMLHttpRequest && navigator.userAgent.toString().toLowerCase().indexOf('trident/4.0') == -1) ? true : false;
var IE8 = (navigator.userAgent.toString().toLowerCase().indexOf('trident/4.0') != -1);
var IE9 = navigator.userAgent.toString().toLowerCase().indexOf("trident/5")>-1;
var IE10 = navigator.userAgent.toString().toLowerCase().indexOf("trident/6")>-1;
var SAFARI = (navigator.userAgent.toString().toLowerCase().indexOf("safari") != -1) && (navigator.userAgent.toString().toLowerCase().indexOf("chrome") == -1);
var FIREFOX = (navigator.userAgent.toString().toLowerCase().indexOf("firefox") != -1);
var CHROME = (navigator.userAgent.toString().toLowerCase().indexOf("chrome") != -1);
var MOBILE_SAFARI = ((navigator.userAgent.toString().toLowerCase().indexOf("iphone")!=-1) || (navigator.userAgent.toString().toLowerCase().indexOf("ipod")!=-1) || (navigator.userAgent.toString().toLowerCase().indexOf("

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var createGame = require('voxel-engine')

function sphereWorld(x, y, z) {
  // return the index of the material you want to show up
  // 0 is air
	if (x*x + y*y + z*z > 15*15) return 0
  return 3	
}

var game = createGame({

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// page one: set cookie after successful login
setCookie("myLogin", "Username or a different String", 2);


// page two: get cookie with this variable name 
var cookie = readCookie("myLogin");

// redirect if theres no cookie with this variable
if (!cookie) {
    // redirect to page one