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Subject: On ready (for connection) and on disconnection
From: Filipe Deschamps <fili...@gmail.com>
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Hi guys!

I'm loving NowJS. Look what I've done so far: http://www.insidernews.com.br/mobile

Over 3G, there's a lag until NowJS is downloaded, connected and ready
to use. Is there anyway to identify this? Just like jQuery $
(document).ready

And if connection is lost, is there anyway to detect?

Best regards!