Hold on....
Uhh, nope
function Con() {
};
Con.prototype.hello = function () {
return "hello";
}
var con = new Con();
console.log(con.hello()); //"Hello"
Con = {
hello: function () {
return "hello";
}
}
con = Object.create(Con);
console.log(con.hello()); //"Hello"
So I'm working on a website for a company. Their current website is 12 kinds of terrible and the only thing they wanted was it to work well on mobile. I grabbed a responsive html template but when I'm manually adding menu links on every single page I know there has to be a better way. I don't think they want me to invest the time to make it a single page app and spitting the menu onto the page with jQuery would feel sloppy. How is this normally done?
No such luck @joshcanhelp, I'm not you :P I only know JS and Java
then you can still upload just front-end code, but you have a sane way of generating it
remember @hlpetway ’s lightning talk?
Thanks, I'll look into assemble.io
as long as they pay on time...
ng-worldpeace
