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Do you run your code through JSLint? We build our JS to pass JSLint.
We use JSLint to ensure proper JS structure and quality. I modified the original Tinybox to pass JSLint, and will probably to the same for tinybox2 on our site. It will add some size to the file, but in the long run it keeps things clean and enforces some structure on a fairly unstructured language. Have you ever considered using JSLint (www.jslint.com)?
Been a fan of tinybox for a while, thanks for creating it!
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Definitely use JSLint on occassion and think it is a great tool. However, I consider it more of a guideline than a true validator. Some of the "issues" it flags at times are not really issues in my opinion. Of course it doesn't hurt to be 100% compliant. I appreciate the input and will look into being more valid in the future.
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