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Please explain. I've actually had a pretty good time dealing with Sprockets. There are the occasional deployment issues but the benefits tend to more than make
by PetrolMan 14y ago
Please explain.
I've actually had a pretty good time dealing with Sprockets. There are the occasional deployment issues but the benefits tend to more than make up for any frustrations.
- bascule 14y agoIt's pretty slow, among other things
- malandrew 14y agoProblems: (1) Slow (2) Sprockets' C-style require directives because the people working with ruby don't want to get their hands dirty with crawling the javascript AST and parsing out commonjs or even Harmony-ES module system requires. (3) Incompatibilities between various JS-focused gems because of sprockets issues. Getting Require.js to work took a long time and then it took a lot longer to get the require.js gem to work with jasmine.js, and even then it ended up being a jerryrigged approach. In general, sprockets is a mess with respect to Javascript handling versus what you can do in node.js.