Wrap files in closures with strict declaration at build time. about angular-sailsjs-boilerplate HOT 3 CLOSED

This is something that requires more investigation. Basically the reason why I've added those to each files is just to tell different IDEs to take better look of that code. Also this is something that I have done years now, so part of this is just my old habits. The problem is to "support" multiple IDEs so that each one acts same and basically this 'use strict' is the common solution for this.

I'm not sure if this can be done via some jshint / jslint configurations. Or do you have any ideas for this?

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I'm confident you can do it through a configuration, not that I rely that heavily on the IDE. Regardless, I hate the amount of clutter this imposes for something that doesn't even directly affect the code itself (since you rely upon it heavily for your own IDE, something not everyone else may care about).

Also, code that tends to be IDE specific is generally agreed upon as being something you should deal with locally and not on public consumable code. For instance, I find it annoying when people put sublime or webstorm ignores in a project when they should just be using them in their global gitignores on their work machines. To me, your reasons for doing this are the same.

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I'm not going to do anything for this.

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