Such an alert is placed before each var, since those are the only syntactically
safe places to do so.
I couldn't find any other place that is safe.
So only about 9% of lines havve markers, but it's something.
Interesting, good stuff. About "syntactically safe", weren't
you saying that anything could be put anywhere, if you use || and commas
rather than semicolons in order to inject logging, etc? I am interested
to know how come this is different?
About nasa, I think to some extent the components are downloadable on
their own, so we could test them in a vacuum if we want to do that. I've
done it a little with a jquery using a tiny test.html like
<HTML>
<SCRIPT SRC="jquery.js">
</SCRIPT>
some text
</HTML>
I just point edbrowse at test.html and find out what happens in a vacuum
before trying it in combination. It might also be
possible with ember, which has a site at emberjs.com. The other majors
that I know of are bootstrap, mootools
(used by fastmail), possibly rails which I think the xqsuperschools
website uses. There are some, but not that many. jquery has some
other projects like Sizzle which is CSS-related, and jqueryUI which people
appear to be including quite a bit.
It's a little helpful up to a point to know this. The insane overloading
is still a problem, but there are fewer of these large popular frameworks
than we may think so it will go far when we do get one.
thank you for the research, I am sure a lot of blood sweat and tears went
in to going that deep into vendor.js.
Kevin
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