mparke

Changed classes and mixins to use function constructors, so instanceof operator will work for both scenarios.

instanceof will fail right now, because I'm not using function constructors and prototype to create the classes. So I'm going to switch it to work that way so checks like instanceof work appropriately. I'll have to see how this affects mixins when i'm done with the changes.

Gen is because I use the word generate often in my code, and def rubbed off from Ext.define, no other special reason.

As for instance of, It's something I overlooked in testing, so I'm going to check that now, but my guess is that without mixing it should pass, but with it would fail because of the way I'm just pointing to function references.

Be back in a few with result, thanks for the feedback.

> How do you know if you are "really" passionate about doing something? Does it keep you up late at night? If it does not keep you up at night, is it all you can think about during the day? If I'm writing notes all over the place unable to focus on other tasks for very long, and I'm able to work through till 4am with no concern about more programming at my day job in the morning, then I know I feel passionately about something. Everything else I want to think I'm passionate about I can't be sure until it consumes me. In that regard, I suspect it's probably possible to grow a passion for something. For example, having not taught myself how to work with certain aspects of a scripting language, I would have never stumbled upon an idea that kept me up working all weekend. I'm sure there's mixed opinions on whether or not passion is overrated, but my vote is no, it's not overrated, and I make sure to look for it at every corner I turn.

I've experienced the same type of anxiety when faced with a daunting task. I try to be objective, and I try to focus on the problem itself, rather than the problem in relation to other things, like what someone else might expect as a solution. I focus on the exhilaration of finding a solution to the task I had no idea how to do when I started.

Will do.

Thanks for the feedback. I'll add those to the list as I've received similar requests!

Thanks! When you convert the capture to an image, it should appear as an image on the page where you can right click and save as. If it doesn't work I'd appreciate any details, feel free to email me. Mparke78@gmail.com

The permissions are required by the extension API to capture a visible tab. The extension doesn't currently track your browsing history. Always a concern of course.

my first suggestion is then to break your server up into more modules, which should improve your situation. I'm fairly new to node, but currently building a few different apps. I'd recommend reading nodebeginner.org , you can also check out a Node Server git repo i just created tonight, implemented based on that tutorial. https://github.com/mparke/Node-Server-Exploration Feel free to contact me if you want to chat more. I'd love to hear about your experiences with Node.

Question, How many modules is your server broken up into? Are you utilizing exports?

I really like what you've said here. However I'd like to suggest that you've narrowed Mastery quite a bit, The way I see it, proficiency can come with with the ability to guide an alien through the world you understand, but mastery might exist as your very own specific understanding (which when measured against another's mastery might not even be in the same range of comparison ). I might try even argue your point differently, maybe your proficiency represents the ability for you to compare to another person's proficiency in a common subject, which allows you to achieve conciseness when discussing the subject. And your mastery is merely a completely individual experience. Just thinking out loud here. Again well said.

>I cant imagine my life any other way but in a culture where I am creating every day, life is just not the same for me otherwise and working a 9 to 5 like my parents did when i was growing up has never been an option as far as I am concerned.

I'm with you on this one.