Q is an implementation of Promises for JavaScript. It is a system for handling sequential execution of code in an asynchronous environment, for when execution of one function needs to wait for the results of another.
How to wait for 2+ asynchronous responses on NodeJS (CommonJS Promises) | Erick Ruiz de Chavez
Pretty sweet un-blur colorize photo viewer thing by @bennettfeely on @codepen : http://t.co/lyGbMUEG
This photographer embedded a RaspberryPi into a battery grip on his DSLR camera. He even worked up a battery power supply using an old iPhone car charger. Sweet hack.
#wpcs folks: http://t.co/DsIFe28L
http://make.wordpress.org/summit/2012/08/20/confirming-things/
Guy in coffee shop with his Mac. Elderly stranger strikes up a conversation. What follows is magic. Ht @langtry_girl http://t.co/2RB2frOZ
Tom McFarlin has a tutorial over on WPTuts+ about the proper way to handle Dashboard-side Ajax in WordPress.
Are you still bitching about http://t.co/vCLdPlJ0 not mattering? https://t.co/gkPSAsB8
Are you still bitching about http://t.co/vCLdPlJ0 not mattering? https://t.co/gkPSAsB8
Could use your help confirming that these ~20 people got their invite emails: http://t.co/3R3six1Q
If Hemingway wrote JavaScript… http://t.co/9IBdt4QF – a whimsical look at how four literary greats would get on with JavaScript.