use grunt to split catcorr into more managable pieces #37
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July 2, 2015 06:06
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This is far from complete, but I took a decent stab at getting this set up today. We'll want to split up the code to better align with the nomenclature in #36 but the |
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catcorr is a sloppy mess of jason davies' regurgitated code. We can do much better by splitting things up and using Grunt to compile the resulting catcorr.js library. This will make it easier to maintain, possible to test, and a whole lot easier to customize down the road.