Re: [Edbrowse-dev] $ object in javascript

[Kevin Carhart <kevin@carhart.net>]

Hi Karl

Okay, sounds good.  Pretty much like we have done.  When I find out if 
Adam is around, I will offer to stay up so that we overlap.  I never go to 
bed before around 1 Pacific anyhow.

Do you remember at the beginning of the jquery development when we were 
working with a series of tests at the top of their "supports" function?
In writing out that long message, it makes me think that I wish there was 
something similar, a grand test suite for DOM implementations.  Maybe 
there is.  I have these two poles - I 
can go to W3 and read the spec but it's very detached from scenarios.  So 
then I can go 
work on find and fix, but this is just scenarios and doesn't let you know 
what's ahead or how close you are to finishing.  We need a series of 
anecdotal exercises designed by people, similar to our jsrt only published 
by the W3 consortium or something, so that you have a definitive way of 
knowing when you've passed your tests or which ones failed.  Maybe this 
exists.  I'm sure at Firefox and Chrome they run their browser through a 
suite like that.




  On Mon, 26 Dec 2016, Karl Dahlke wrote:

>> How do you think we ought to work?
>
> Well you could just send email to me, and Chris, and anyone else interested,
> that's mostly how we have trudged forward in the past.
> Or there's a speakup IM channel that we chat on but we would all have to be awake and online at the same time.
> Sometimes that has worked well for me and Chris, or me and Tyler, but that's just cause we don't sleep much, or regular, I guess.
> So I don't know, whatever you like.
>
> Karl Dahlke
>

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