Nemcue

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by Nemcue 12y ago
This should be quite easy to fix, one would think. If the name can't resolve to a model class then it should be very vocal about it (i.e. throw error). I think you should create an issue for it on Github if there's not one already
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by Nemcue 12y ago
I really wish there was some thorough examples of using Ember + Ember-Data. Ideally it would be backend agnostic (mocked client side xmlhttprequest) and go from doing simple things like saving a model all the way to doing more complex thing
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by Nemcue 12y ago
Do you even /need/ a backend though? It would be much simpler if you keep it entirely client side, using something like Pretender ( https://github.com/trek/pretender ).
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by Nemcue 12y ago
> "(...) got the mental model for JavaScript apps right from the start." If you remove the Views from Backbone the only thing left of value are the Models and Collections. Are you saying they got those "right"? I rea
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by Nemcue 12y ago
You're referring to "jank" when additional content is added to the page, which to my understanding isn't what this library remedies.
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by Nemcue 12y ago
As an aside: if you want to use JS /today/ as an OSX Window Manager (hotkeys, resizing, switch screen etc), you should check out: https://github.com/sdegutis/Phoenix I've been using it for a couple of mo
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by Nemcue 12y ago
Cars all have four wheels; yet they are very different. Same goes for programming languages, perhaps even more so. Ecosystem matters. Syntax matters. Available programmers matters. It's not "all the same shit".
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by Nemcue 12y ago
> (..) largescale backbone apps Having built some what large backbone-apps, and then moving on to more mature frameworks, I personally think backbone apps just don't have the correct building blocks to scale. For instance: data boun
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by Nemcue 12y ago
No-no-no. No. We've moved on.
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by Nemcue 12y ago
Would also be interesting: Perform some operations, compare flame charts from Chrome developer tools.
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by Nemcue 12y ago
As a counterweight: I'm not a crazy smart developer, and I use those features. In production. Now. I'm not going to argue against your point though, because I think you are right. One needs to have some grasp of the JS ecosystem t
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by Nemcue 12y ago
Sure — I guess it's nice that Dart comes with a lot of useful things built in. Outside of Dart we already have pretty good solutions for Promises (with Promise A+ compatible libs; Q, RSVP etc) and modules (ES6 modules, Require etc), wh
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by Nemcue 12y ago
In typical american fashion you paint the world black or white, when it is not so.
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by Nemcue 12y ago
> (..) but the inherent verbose nature of JS frameworks ends up harming more than the structure helps Does that statement actually mean anything? I don't see how it's anything but nonsense. Also note that AngularJS (which is wh
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by Nemcue 12y ago
If you're having issues seeing the '!' you have a terrible font and/or syntax color theme.
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by Nemcue 13y ago
Neat! Then perhaps you can provide some insight into why Skype ditched peer-to-peer in favour of centralisation?
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by Nemcue 13y ago
Most new things are inspired by something else to the extent that they can be viewed as reinventions. So that's a moot point, and doesn't contribute at all.
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by Nemcue 13y ago
It's shit like this, HN. Why you guys make this nonsense end up on the frontpage is honestly beyond me. So this guy re-implemented the most useful grunt tasks in his own language. Grats. You've wasted time instead of using Grunt.
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by Nemcue 13y ago
Not often I see tools announced with such a thoroughly researched article. Great stuff! I guess the problem these build tools are facing is the amount that people have invested in Grunt. There are just /so/ many grunt tasks at thi
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by Nemcue 13y ago
Maybe it's just because I haven't gone full circle yet, but working with Ember I really feel I can focus on the domain issues and creating a great app. With Backbone -- and the bunch of BB extensions (Marionette etc) you need to b