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  • Jeff Axelrod
    java inheritance dry boilerplate
    I have a some simple Java code that looks similar to this in its structure:abstract public class BaseClass {String someString;public BaseClass(String someString) {this.someString = someString;}abstract public String getName(); }public class ACSubCla

  • gatoatigrado
    haskell typeclass boilerplate
    I want to take some of the boilerplate out of Num declarations for a few custom classes (call them Monomial and Polynomial). Instead of writinginstance Num (M

  • r3plica
    jquery pagination boilerplate
    I had a plugin I developed while ago that was just a simple paginator. It worked fine when using one element, but now I need it to work on multiple elements on the same page. I had a look online to find how to get plugins to work on multiple elements and I found this tutorial:http://coding.smashingmagazine.com/2011/10/11/essential-jquery-plugin-patterns/I am using the lightweight start, but I have come across a problem. I am not sure where I should be putting my private functions nor can I get a click event to work.I need to be able to bind a click event to the page buttons and for it to access the plugin defaults but nothing I try seems to work.Here is my code so far (it is a mess I know):/*!* jQuery lightweight plugin boilerplate* Original author: @ajpiano* Further changes, comments: @addyosmani* Licensed under the MIT license*/// the semi-colon before the function invocation is a safety // net against concatenated scripts and/or other plugins // that are not closed properly. ; (function ($, window, document, undefined) {// undefined is used here as the undef

  • Zia Ur Rehman
    javascript jquery jquery-plugins boilerplate dollar-sign
    Honestly, I didn’t know how to make the title shorter.I learnt how to write a jQuery plugin by studying the source of SlidesJS plugin. When I encountered something new, I just asked my good friend Google and most of the times, got a satisfactory answer. Honestly though, I never made much effort. All I know is that $ is (probably) a shorthand jQuery object constructor and that $() and jQuery() are the same thing provided jQuery is included.Recently, though, I tried to understand the science behind jQuery and how to write a good jQuery plugin. I came across a very good article in which the author listed several templates for creating a jQuery plugin. Since the rest were too complex for me to understand, I liked the first one: A Lightweight Start. Now, here is the code for the said template./*!* jQuery lightweight plugin boilerplate* Original author: @ajpiano* Further changes, comments: @addyosmani* Licensed under the MIT license*/// the semi-colon before the function invocation is a safety // net against concatenated scripts and/or other plugins // that are not cl

  • Dan
    css html5 styles boilerplate
    Using the HTML5BoilerPlate template from Paul Irish and gang (although, I’m not saying that has anything to do with it) and I have some styles inside tags that are rendering on page. If I move them inside the they work as they’re supposed to work. I’ve done this before to do some quick editing and have never seen the styles rendered on the page. H

  • Nunoestrada
    jquery boilerplate
    I am using the jquery plugin boilerplate (available here) to create an extension of the div element. The plugin is meant to add other divs or elements inside the original div. My problem is that I would like to be able to destroy and re-create the elements inside the div. Here is a simplified example of the the plugin code:(function($) {$.extension = function(element, options) {var defaults = {foo: ‘bar’,onFoo: function() {}}var plugin = this;plugi

Originally posted 2013-08-31 06:21:22.