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问题 EDIT : This is not about fat arrows . It\'s also not about passing this to an IIFE . It\'s a transpiler-related question. So I\'ve created a simple pub-sub for a little app I\'m working on. I wrote it in ES6 to use spread/rest and save some headaches. I set it up with npm and gulp to transpile it but it\'s driving me crazy. I made it a browser library but realized it could be used anywhere so I decided to make it Commonjs and AMD compatible. Here\'s a trimmed down version of my code:

问题 I have learned about different cache mapping technique like direct mapping,associate mapping and set associative mapping technique and also learned the trade-offs. But I am curious what is used in intel core i7 or AMD processor nowadays. And how the techniques are evolved. And what are things that needs to be improved? 回答1: Direct-mapped caches are basically never used in modern high-performance CPUs . The power savings are outweighed by the large advantage in hit rate for a set-associative

问题 I\'m still very confused about CommonJS, AMD and RequireJS. Even after reading a lot. I know that CommonJS (formerly ServerJS) is a group for defining some JavaScript specifications (i.e. modules) when the language is used outside the browser. CommonJS modules specification has some implementation like Node.js or RingoJS, right? What\'s the relation between CommonJS, Asynchronous Module Definition (AMD) and RequireJS? Is RequireJS an implementation of CommonJS module definition? If yes, what\

问题 I\'m using Webpack in my application, in which I create two entry points - bundle.js for all my JavaScript files/codes, and vendors.js for all libraries like jQuery and React. What do I do in order to use plugins which have jQuery as their dependencies and I want to have them also in vendors.js? What if those plugins have multiple dependencies? Currently I\'m trying to use this jQuery plugin here - https://github.com/mbklein/jquery-elastic. The Webpack documentation mentions providePlugin and