jQuery Code does not have to be Ugly

Steve Wellens

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25 Jan 2010CPOL2 min read

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Most of the jQuery code I've seen uses anonymous functions even when they aren't needed which makes the code harder to read, buggier and less maintainable. What a nightmare.

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Steve Wellens

EndWell Software, Inc.

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I am an independent contractor/consultant working in the Twin Cities area in Minnesota. I work in .Net, Asp.Net, C#, C++, XML, SQL, Windows Forms, HTML, CSS, etc., etc., etc.

jQuery Code does not have to be Ugly

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