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I'll probably get downvoted (again) for tooting my own horn, but I am developing a JavaScript framework to definitively solve the JavaScript templating problem.
by dstein 16y ago
I'll probably get downvoted (again) for tooting my own horn, but I am developing a JavaScript framework to definitively solve the JavaScript templating problem.
http://www.jaxscript.com http://www.jaxscript.com
Here's a screencast version of a presentation I did for a local user group: http://vimeo.com/15127654 http://vimeo.com/15127654
The technology works, it's really, really solid. I think all server-side template languages are going to be obsolete a lot faster than most developers are prepared for.
- auxbuss 16y agoInteresting idea. A few comments: - It would be nice to see some more detail on your page. Writing stuff down might help with ideas too. - The video is too laboured. Too slow. I lasted 9 minutes, and was very interested, but that was as long as I could last. You need to script video fairly tightly to hold folk's attention. You can get away with more space when live, but it doesn't translate to video. There's a reason film makers storyboard. Anyway, I look forward to hearing about progress. I've just started exploring PhoneGap, so what you are doing is definitely of interest.
- dstein 16y agoYeah I know what you mean. I'm not terribly experienced with screencasts, and I did this one mainly for practice before a live presentation. I posted it for people who weren't in attendance, but thought perhaps others might be interested.
- bobds 16y agoA screencast is not the appropriate way to introduce your code to developers. We want text.
- silentbicycle 16y agoSeriously, we're not Ruby programmers. We can read, we don't need screencasts. ;)