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These JavaScript Guidelines (style guide) help the community to focus on the intent of the code and work together with a minimum of friction.
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These JavaScript Guidelines (style guide) help the community focus on the code's intent and work together with a minimum of friction.
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## Purpose
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These JavaScript Guidelines help developers who are new to the community and want to make a contribution to the Creative Commons open-source ecosystem.
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These JavaScript Guidelines help developers who are new to the community and want to contribute to the Creative Commons open-source ecosystem.
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## Philosophy
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A few philosophical guidelines can stand in place of a thousand narrow rules.
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A few philosophical guidelines can stand in place of a thousand narrow rules. These guidelines are not intended as absolute (black or white) truths but rather lenses to focus our vision when faced with subtle shades of ambiguity.
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### Simplicity
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> Use and build only what is _essential_ to a project.
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Projects can easily grow beyond their essence by taking on dependencies and features that are not central to their purpose. Keep the essential purpose in mind as a project evolves. Take on only what is needed and only when the need arises.
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Projects can quickly grow beyond their essence by taking on dependencies and features that are not central to their purpose. Keep the essential goal in mind as a project evolves. Take on only what is needed and only when the need arises.
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### Stability
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## Pragmatics
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The following sections outline how we've put the philosophy into action. See the [creativecommons/chooser](https://github.com/creativecommons/chooser) project for an example of how we have applied the recommendations below.
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The following sections outline how we've put the philosophy into action. See the [creativecommons/chooser](https://github.com/creativecommons/chooser) project to exemplify how we have applied the recommendations below.
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