Connective intelligence https://git.yuv.al/rhizi/atom/external/scripts?h=master 2014-10-20T18:36:37Z 2014-10-20T18:36:37Z Alon Levy alon@pobox.com 2014-10-20T10:25:32Z urn:sha1:c919c4bfef4ad9e2dc25d040c0727dd29ad541ae Yes, I'm being lazy. The purpose of require.js is to allow writing modules, i.e. individual smaller then the whole files with clear dependencies. This is achieved by using a new api provided by require.js: define, require, requirejs Read more at [requirejs] (http://requirejs.org) Tests have been rewritten to work correctly with require.js; they still use jsdom. Test output is now stored in the repository, all tests are run via run_tests.js; This is a hack - once a good harness (with assertions, suites - unittest like) presents itself it will be used. Hidden here is also using FileSaver for history saving, so history is saved to history.json instead to a random name. Plus dropping some dead code. 2014-10-19T08:36:06Z Alon Levy alon@pobox.com 2014-10-19T08:19:19Z urn:sha1:23547b19674fed733245fc9bec0facb9af855e72 Actually seems that the proper way to save nowadays is the [download] (https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/semantics.html#attr-hyperlink-download) attribute of a 'a' element, but that's also supported by the added [FileSaver.js] (external/scripts/FileSaver.js) 2014-10-12T19:34:19Z Alon Levy alon@pobox.com 2014-10-12T19:34:19Z urn:sha1:e28862fa773d7f7eb92a1494c4deb5fe1fba9dca 2014-10-07T05:51:34Z Alon Levy alon@pobox.com 2014-10-07T05:46:20Z urn:sha1:5ffbcbb1630e0101e1be841008be53e7186bbc3a 2014-10-05T10:24:44Z Alon Levy alon@pobox.com 2014-10-05T10:24:31Z urn:sha1:dccf2139c7a819e820ea885f5e9f2dff1a67c786 https://github.com/mbostock/d3/archive/v3.4.11.tar.gz Non scientifically, looks much faster on firefox. 2014-10-05T10:07:00Z Alon Levy alon@pobox.com 2014-10-05T10:07:00Z urn:sha1:a9d208121c7e8bdad62b3a1dc6ccf3b809246d52