Faster IterizerJs

Updated IterizerJs to use version 1.0.0 of typester, since it has much better performance than previous versions.

Reliability & Polish

The following issues were fixed as part of this release:

• The string filtering methods described in the documentation now actually work as they have been properly tested.
• Negated filtering is now allowed using a not prefix.
• The install() and installGlobals() methods no longer globally install the installation methods themselves.
• It's now genuinely possible to use IterizerJs without invoking install() or installGlobals() -- only installMethods() is needed for sensible usage of IterizerJs.
• The Jasmine tests were split into three distinct test suites, which has allowed us to re-enable a slow test in the Project Euler suite, and test that IterizerJs can be used without installing any globals.
• The npm test command now runs all three of the Jasmine test suites, plus the main spec tests in Firefox and Chrome using Karma.
• Updated the npm test command to now correctly return a non-zero exit-code if any tests fail so the build will show as failing in Travis.
• Improved the directory structure and file names, so that the IterizerJs source code is easier to navigate.
• The tests are now run on Firefox and Chrome in Travis too.
• Updated the code blocks in all IterizerJs documentation to provide better syntax highlighting.

Better Documentation

There is now improved documentation at all levels:

• Introductory Blog Post
• README Page
• Web Site

NPM Build, Test & Publish Commands Working

The first release with properly built and tested artifacts.

NodeJs Dependence

IterizerJs is now developed using NodeJs with browserify being used to create UMD modules that can be used everywhere.

Initial Release

The first release of IterizerJs.