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moll

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moll/sh-chnode

Change between installed Node versions in your current shell.

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moll/js-element-from-point

A consistent cross-browser document.elementFromPoint function. Works around idiosyncracies of old WebKits et al.

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moll/js-descend

Function to set up an inherited class that calls its ancestor constructors automatically. Can also be attached to constructors.

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moll/js-egal

Strict equality test (like ===) for JavaScript that handles both built-in and custom value objects (those with a valueOf function).

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moll/js-concert

An event library for JavaScript and Node.js that implements the observer pattern (a.k.a publish/subscribe). Similar to Node's EventEmitter and Backbone.Events, but independent, minimal and light-weight.

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moll/js-strange

Range object for JavaScript. Supports exclusive and infinite ranges. Stringifies to PostgreSQL compatible format.

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moll/js-ddl

Gets you a JSON Schema from PostgreSQL or SQLite3. Also supports arrays and default values. Use it for introspection or preparing your domain models like with Rails's Active Record.

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moll/js-must

An assertion library for JavaScript and Node.js with a friendly BDD syntax (awesome.must.be.true()). It ships with many expressive matchers and is test runner and framework agnostic. Follows RFC 2119 with its use of MUST. Good stuff and well tested.

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moll/js-kindof

A proper typeof that works with primitives, built-in value objects and those from other execution contexts.

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moll/mina-rsync

Deploy with Rsync from any local (or remote) repository when using Mina.

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moll/capistrano-rsync

Deploy with Rsync from any local (or remote) repository when using Capistrano. Capistrano v3 ready!

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moll/exportjs

A tool that helps you publish and export your JavaScripts to other environments by wrapping them in an IIFE. Or UMD in the future.

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moll/vimrunner

Möll's awesome fix-fork of Vimrunner — control a vim instance through ruby code

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moll/vim-node

Tools and environment to make Vim superb for developing with Node.js. Like Rails.vim for Node.

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moll/vim-bbye

Delete buffers and close files in Vim without closing your windows or messing up your layout. Like Bclose.vim, but rewritten and well maintained.

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moll/js-soul

Soul.js is a simple yet extensible mutable model library for JavaScript.

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moll/qunit-mocha-ui

Möll's awesome fix-fork of a QUnit Interface for Mocha that supports all QUnit's assertion types.

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moll/node-require-guard

Prevent files and modules being required more than once. Helps with auto-reloaders or test runners that insist.

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moll/tln-meetups-ftw

Tallinn Meetups for the Wall (or Win)! Show Tallinn tech meetup logos and Twitter streams together.

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moll/haml_assets

Möll's awesome fix-fork to use Haml with Rails helpers in the asset pipeline

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moll/ruby-ejs

Möll's awesome fix-fork of EJS (Embedded JavaScript) template compiler for Ruby.

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