Various Code Improvements for Added Stability #12
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Indentation should be consistent. The dominant usage is two spaces, so I've converted all tab characters to spaces.
Strict mode ensures consistent behavior with newer browsers. Its useful in development to keep issues in check. Compilers/minifiers will remove it eventually for production. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Functions_and_function_scope/Strict_mode
I've reformatted the comments to a simpler, consistent format for use with Docco to create a simple documentation.
Lines should ideally be less than 85 characters
It doesn't matter immensely, but creates consistency with other comparisons.
…astbutton Conflicts: .travis.yml
…astbutton Conflicts: tests/tests.js
Add UMD boilerplate
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I've made these improvements pending some bigger shifts.