JavaScript dress?
It’s very functional, but you have to work a bit to make it classy.
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I’m actually working on a prototype right now. I had hoped I would inherit more of my mothers methods of sewing, but sadly we didn’t interface enough when she was around…
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fucking revelation. I love to draw, and my wife loves to sew…and we have a tiny daughter. Things are going to be different from here on out…
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The Javascript dress is a prototype for a classless society.
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Would you describe your sewing skills as… functional?
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I’m sorry - what language is represented by the rectangular black bikini?
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Oh, sorry. Dartmouth BASIC, obviously, anything to do with functions has to be kept away from the user.
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Oh.
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That image is exactly how I believe the Regex Goddesses watch me as I struggle to write regex expressions: Disdain, disgust, and disavowal.
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The only thing that you could accessorize that dress with would be a perl necklace.
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Can they weave me a custom brocade? It would be fitting.
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At least it doesn’t use jQuery.
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Well, the zipper does…
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I’ll second that… they do good work. I had to match a fabric that’s no longer made and they did an excellent job.
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Noooo!!! jQuery is everywhere, even where you don’t want it to be.
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Oh my god, y’all are awesome. 
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Cool, thank you! (I’ll be sharing this with the students in our CS department, of course.)
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Those posts have been eaten. but seeing as some found them informative.
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Yeah, I’d already bookmarked them (and sent links to our CS Lab manager), but I was wondering about them being eaten. I know people share links all the time, but guess with the account from which they were posting seemingly being from the site …?
Anyway, seems like a cool site. I even confirmed that they do carry things in my size!
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THE "ART"WORK - IT BURNS
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