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Stuff like this and famous.us is changing the way we develop, for the good. All welcome changes. The question is, what about IE?
by namanyayg 12y ago
Stuff like this and famous.us is changing the way we develop, for the good. All welcome changes. The question is, what about IE?
- bybjorn 12y agoIn this video the author says it works in IE11 and will be working in IE10 "within a couple of weeks" http://vimeo.com/91393694 http://vimeo.com/91393694 .. which would mean it's working in 10 now .. also, if they manage to make the preprocessor stuff, then it will work in "all" browsers (that understand the generated css of course..)
- brianzelip 12y agoDid you perhaps mean to reference http://famo.us/ http://famo.us/?
- zghst 12y agoReally? Famo.us the hype ware that has been coming soon for years? All that hype led to nothing but an ugly API that is confusing and going toward nowhere. There are no scientific or studious concepts behind it, I really feel like those guys let us down.
- malandrew 12y ago"Famo.us the hype ware that has been coming soon for years?" It's available at http://famo.us/ http://famo.us/ "There are no scientific or studious concepts behind it" A retain-mode scene graph, the basis of famo.us, is definitely a tried and true computer engineering concept. Quick question: Have you actually used famo.us? Disclaimer: I'm an engineer at famo.us.