maintenance time, too. We're in something of a JS framework boom (or hell, if you wish) right now. These people are developing as if their shit libraries won't exist in 3 years. Hence, the total lack of documentation…
There is no such thing as an "anonymous closure". There are only anonymous functions which may or may not create a closure. Early LISPs either had no way of creating closures, or did so through some sort of function or…
maintenance time, too. We're in something of a JS framework boom (or hell, if you wish) right now. These people are developing as if their shit libraries won't exist in 3 years. Hence, the total lack of documentation…
There is no such thing as an "anonymous closure". There are only anonymous functions which may or may not create a closure. Early LISPs either had no way of creating closures, or did so through some sort of function or…