Is this your way of saying you're not getting anything done today?

Title: Is this your way of saying you're not getting anything done today?
Snarky: I'm a race condition.

I guess you do exhibit optional code on demand.

I should have saved this one for Halloween.  I'd claim this costume for Halloween at work, but some smart ass would just accuse me of being idempotent all day.

"Servers can temporarily extend or customize the functionality of a client by the transfer of executable code. Examples of this may include compiled components such as Java applets and client-side scripts such as JavaScript."

• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Representational_state_transfer
• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Client-side_scripting

Snarky: Why am I under the desk?  I'm a REST endpoint!
Title: I guess you do exhibit optional code on demand.

As a costume or a testing framework?

I've noticed that the technically-inclined among us tend to be really, really bad at coming up with clever  or creative names for anything. Exhibit A.  On rare occasion, and with a little help from a well-timed holiday, we are spared the banality we've come to expect from our nerds, geeks, and dorks and something seemingly clever comes along.

I have yet to try either of these, but given the holiday, it seemed appropriate to share a link to the headless javascript frameworks  zombie.js and phantom.js.  Clever, indeed.

Oh, and Happy Halloween!

Title: As a costume or a testing framework?
Snarky: Which do you like better? Zombies or Phantoms?

I hope you find all the candy you're looking for.