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I don't understand how it picks what to show in the right hand side of the IDE. (We need abbreviations for this! How about RHS and LHS?)
(joke)
I think it uses an advanced artificial intelligence algorithm, combined with the google chrome app API call getUserIntent() to figure out what you're doing, and then it selects the most useful recent code and puts it in the RHS - except the test is backwards, so it gets the least useful code instead.
(/joke)
I'm sure it'll make perfect sense when Gordon or someone who knows tells us - but it's certainly not intuitive, and it never seems to remember anything useful.
Do you write code in the IDE? I write almost everything in Sublime Text and copy/paste it over, correct syntax errors that the jslint picks up, and then copy/paste it back to sublime once it works.