ColinCampbell

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   by ColinCampbell 15y ago

   The important thing is that client-side rendering stays on the client and doesn't need to go back to the server. If you have any noticeable latency (read: everything on mobile, desktop clients not close to a server), needing to go back to t
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   by ColinCampbell 15y ago

   I have a subscription to the Atlantic because of reading the articles and their blogs online. I don't think it would be incorrect to attribute their turnaround in going digital first. I've been reading their properties for years and there w
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   by ColinCampbell 15y ago

   We're definitely working on the documentation situation. We learned hard lessons with the 1.x series, which remained undocumented for far too long. If you want to send me an email and let me know what you thought was lacking in the docs (ca
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   by ColinCampbell 15y ago

   The problem is there is no guarantee they will play nicely together, not clash, or provide similar and compatible APIs. JavaScript developers are running into a very similar set of problems and having everyone cobble together their own solu
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   Google Chrome - Epilogue and User Feedback(jtaby.com)

   4 points by ColinCampbell 15y ago|0 comments
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   by ColinCampbell 15y ago

   Fair points all around; I agree wholeheartedly. Here's what the problem has been thus far: do we focus on making the framework better, or do we focus on selling it? Personally, I'm much more comfortable with making sure we deliver the goods
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   by ColinCampbell 15y ago

   We have a link to our, albeit totally old and crappy, demos right on that page: http://demo.sproutcore.com/ We're working on new demos, and a new website. Demos feature much more heavily in the new design, and you definitely don't (and wo
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   by ColinCampbell 16y ago

   I wholeheartedly agree that SproutCore's documentation is poor. There have been plenty of reasons (and excuses) provided, but regardless, that still doesn't cut it. We're beginning to rectify the situation with Guides ( http://guides.sprout
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   by ColinCampbell 16y ago

   Yehuda has already made some fantastic changes to the Abbot build tools that should be landing with the 1.4 release any day. It's in rc2 right now, just run gem install sproutcore --pre, the tools are super fast now.
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    by ColinCampbell 16y ago

    Greenhouse isn't ready to be compared to Atlas just yet, the development has only been ongoing for a matter of weeks. That being said, Atlas costs money, and Greenhouse is completely open source: http://github.com/sproutit/sproutcore/tree/