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Beautifully done. I've played around with a similar little app in the past, just to get familiar with HTML5 SQL Databases ... long before Backbone ever came ab
by jashkenas 16y ago
Beautifully done.
I've played around with a similar little app in the past, just to get familiar with HTML5 SQL Databases ... long before Backbone ever came about. If you're in a browser that supports 'em, you can take a peek here:
http://internettypewriter.com/ http://internettypewriter.com/
There are a couple little things you might want to steal. The ability to switch the color scheme from light to dark is nice for writing in low-light places. It would be great if there were a way to trash the current page. It would be nice if the URL for "Your Writings" left off the trailing hash mark. And, this is tiny -- but I'd love the option to choose a monospace font that's a bit nicer than Courier, for full typewriter mode; say Monaco, or Menlo.
So, how'd Backbone work out for an app like this? Any trouble spots worth mentioning?
- jamesjyu 16y agoNice app! Love the simplicity. I have some color scheming things in the works, and a "night mode" is definitely on the list. Backbone worked great. There were definitely some things that didn't jive well with Rails. If I get some time, I'll write about it. My fork is here: https://github.com/jamesyu/backbone https://github.com/jamesyu/backbone Though it's not quite ready yet for general use, as I haven't really polished it up. But you can get the drift of what I'm after by looking at the commit diffs.