Deprecate utils

[ryanve]

As of the forthcoming 0.9.0 release, all utility methods deprecated. See #19 for context.

0.9 may be the last release to include all these

• Response.access
• Response.action
• Response.affix
• Response.camelize
• Response.datatize
• Response.dataset
• Response.deletes
• Response.each
• Response.map
• Response.merge
• Response.object
• Response.ready
• Response.resize
• Response.render
• Response.route
• Response.target
• Response.sift
• Response.store

Migration and rationale

• A few of these may remain in a reduced or different form but won't be in the public API.
• Dataset utils are available as a separate library called dope.
• Based on the lack of related issues, most people don't use most of these.
• Most of these should never have been documented. Removing them will help move forward.

[jerseycheese]

I'm slightly confused.

So if Response.crossover will be the new event function, how does one run breakpoint-specific JS code if Response.crossover only works when a breakpoint is crossed into?

For example, I'd create the breakpoint set like so:

Breakpoints = {
    SMALL: 320,
    MEDIUM: 768,
    LARGE: 960,
    WIDE: 1200  };
Response.create({
    prop: "width"
    , prefix: "min-width- r src"
    , breakpoints: [1201,961,769,320,0]
    , lazy: true
  });

Then I'd have a Response.crossover() to listen for width changes, like so...

Response.crossover('width', function() {
 // Small/medium code here (anything under 960px)
 if (R.band(Breakpoints.LARGE)) {
   // Large+ code here (anything 960px and wider)
 }
}

But then how do I properly fire some code that should happen in my Breakpoints.LARGE custom breakpoint on pageload? Just run it outside of crossover(), like this?

Response.crossover('width', function() {
 // Small/medium code here (anything under 960px)
}
if (R.band(Breakpoints.LARGE)) {
 // Large+ code here (anything 960px and wider)
}