You have some weird spacing in places, like empty arrays and functions. For example, the below block of code, can be changed to objects: [].
objects: [
]
The same also applies to empty functions, like this:
draw: function(GameCanvas){
}
Quite a bit of your indentation as well is inconsist...
@briantist In my opinion, I don't believe this will be a good fit. The O.P. wants to see if we can find any error, both on written code as in execution (a.k.a. bugs). CodeReview is meant for fully working code, which doesn't seem to be the case. At least, the O.P. doesn't seem sure about it. — Ismael Miguel45 secs ago
@SimonAndréForsberg I've just tested this on my machine, and I can verify that it works, which means it's on-topic for Codereview. — Ethan Bierlein23 secs ago
In a recent answer on a recent question there was code written within a spoiler, I edited the post a bit to format the markdown better, but I ended up with something that just looks... horrible...
How can code be written within a spoiler in posts?
What I ended up with was:
>! `somefunction`<br>
>
BBCode can vary depending on the site that host the BB, so I would say no, because
There is no set standard for BBCode/MarkDown/etc.
Syntax for Markdown is rendered and doesn't actually do any work like an XSLT file or a parser
If we are talking about specifically Stack Exchange markdown, th...
You can do it using HTML
>! <pre><code>def invisible_function():
>! print 'Eeek! I feel so naked!'</code></pre>
This results in some extra padding, though.
In a recent answer on a recent question there was code written within a spoiler, I edited the post a bit to format the markdown better, but I ended up with something that just looks... horrible...
How can code be written within a spoiler in posts?
What I ended up with was:
>! `somefunction`<br>
>
We have never really supported mixing HTML and Markdown in the same post. Don't use the <pre> and <code>tags inside spoilers, and you're pretty much all set. — Anna Lear ♦Apr 4 '14 at 22:32
@SimonAndréForsberg is that small for a beta site?
@Quill I also had a discussion a while ago with 2 users from here, who I have no idea of their usernames, about <pre><code> being 'bad code' in a post.
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I'm building a simple canvas animation engine as an exercise in learning ES6. Coming from C++ and Java, I miss static properties, but I've read that "Prototypes having data properties is generally considered an anti-pattern".
The animation engine simulates N river waves (simple lines), flowing f...
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@Quill I'm slightly behind on my community challenges already. I am afraid that if we do too many in a row like that, the interest will drop (it might even have already)
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it belongs on Code Review. Questions about optimizing working code are not fit for Stack Overflow. See the help center for more information. — Anonymous44 secs ago
If it is not working, it will be closed on Code Review. Also, you cannot delete the question if it has already been answered. — Phrancis33 secs ago
@SimonAndréForsberg Maybe scale the skill level down a bit, or have tiered challenges with beginner, intermediate and advanced level features. I personally didn't do the STV challenge because it looked hard
@SimonAndréForsberg I'm having an edit conflict with an asker; not pinging Jamal with every edit I make
You have some weird spacing in places, like empty arrays and functions. For example, the below block of code, can be changed to objects: [].
objects: [
]
The same also applies to empty functions, like this:
draw: function(GameCanvas){
}
Quite a bit of your indentation as well is inconsist...
In a recent answer on a recent question there was code written within a spoiler, I edited the post a bit to format the markdown better, but I ended up with something that just looks... horrible...
How can code be written within a spoiler in posts?
What I ended up with was:
>! `somefunction`<br>
>
BBCode can vary depending on the site that host the BB, so I would say no, because
There is no set standard for BBCode/MarkDown/etc.
Syntax for Markdown is rendered and doesn't actually do any work like an XSLT file or a parser
If we are talking about specifically Stack Exchange markdown, th...
You can do it using HTML
>! <pre><code>def invisible_function():
>! print 'Eeek! I feel so naked!'</code></pre>
This results in some extra padding, though.
It's time to choose a community-challenge for August 2015.
Post your challenge as an answer to this question. Feel free to resubmit non-winning ideas from previous months.
Vote for those answers which interest you.
At the end-of-day on Friday, July 31st, the top-voted post will become the next ...
