If you want to get a good grip on JS, consider giving Nodeschool a try -- http://nodeschool.io/

It has a helpful community of experienced devs guiding the way -- https://github.com/nodeschool/discussions/issues

Looks like it was built using stack.gl -- http://stack.gl/

For all you engineers out there clocker(1) + invoicer(1) seems like a pretty neat solution:

• Clocker: https://github.com/substack/clocker
• Invoicer: https://github.com/substack/invoicer

To me npm-dom is amazing (and kind of proud I'm now part of it) -- https://github.com/npm-dom

Also polyfills is pretty great if you're dealing with client-side code -- http://polyfills.io/

NPM + Browserify + Myth (or if you're feeling dangerous: Sheetify) will get you 99% down the road.

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wow, nice work!

Reset, hands down. I don't want to remember my

Also: normalize litters your code with too many declarations for my taste, it adds a lot of noise to the inspector.

When I started I only used Normalize, then I switched to using both, but nowadays I just use reset since it keeps me saner.

Keep in mind that the creator of Normalize answered the question, so it's definitely biased.