In last week's announcement, I promised that when the built-in actions aren't enough, you can write your own. Let me show you how, because this is what was bugging me most: why pull in another library when Attractive.js can do it as well?
In last week's announcement, I promised that when the built-in actions aren't enough, you can write your own.
Let me show you how, because this is what was bugging me most: why pull in another library when Attractive.js can do it as well?
Next to that I will also highlight some extra goodies and the bundled extensions that can now be (optionally) added.
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In last week's announcement, I promised that when the built-in actions aren't enough, you can write your own. Let me show you how, because this is what was bugging me most: why pull in another library when Attractive.js can do it as well? Next to that I will also highlight some extra goodies and the bundled extensions that can now be (optionally) added.
Start with a one-liner The quickest custom action is the js: prefix.
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