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i like this, i think a new project can learn from what (some) people don't like of AA: stuff like arbre, too much dynamism/magic, not so rails way, custom css.

i like this, i think a new project can learn from what (some) people don't like of AA: stuff like arbre, too much dynamism/magic, not so rails way, custom css... at first look upmin seems on the right way (imho), but i personally don't like the haml choice.

joncalhoun 12y ago
Re the choice of haml - you don't have to use haml. That just happens to be what I chose to use, but if you watch the videos you will see that you can create partials with erb files instead. I intentionally used erb in the videos to try to get this point across, but perhaps I should try to make it more obvious.
- backwardm 12y ago
  Just a quick glitch-in-the-matrix report... in your video about using your own widgets, the state of the shipment was "out for delivery" or something like that. But when you added the widget and refreshed, it showed as a few states behind.
  - joncalhoun 12y ago
    Haha, I noticed this but didn't want to redo the video. This is because the store_demo application doesn't actually store a status - it just randomizes it. See: https://github.com/upmin/store_demo/blob/master/app/models/shipment.rb#L24 https://github.com/upmin/store_demo/blob/master/app/models/s...
    - backwardm 12y ago
      Dang! I thought I saw a real glitch. :)