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by Py_ 3y ago
RawJS-style development (using whatever library to accelerate document.createElement) becomes more appropriate the more divergent your UI is. This is the kind of thing I've found myself working on over the years.
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by Py_ 3y ago
RawJS library author here. What I meant was that it's a small library with a relatively small surface area for bugs, and it's been under pressure from a few different projects for some time now, and it's been quite a while si
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by Py_ 3y ago
You can already do encapsulation without them by using TypeScript namespaces. It's sad that namespaces didn't become part of JavaScript. I really dislike having to include every last identifier that exists in other files. Yes I kn
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by Py_ 3y ago
RawJS author here. I've been working on said large scale projects for 20 years. Thank you for your positive encouragement.
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by Py_ 3y ago
RawJS author here. I think it's probably more fair to say that SolidJS is "insanely close" to React rather than RawJS.
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by Py_ 3y ago
RawJS library author here. The main thing RawJS brings is ergonomics when creating element hierarchies of plain HTMLElement instances. I don't see JSX as something that does this very well. A lot of people don't like JSX, because
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by Py_ 3y ago
Library author here. I didn't fork anything. And your link just pr0n'd me in a coffee shop. Thank you.
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by Py_ 3y ago
Author here. It was a tongue-in-cheek comment. Let it slide.
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by Py_ 3y ago
Example author here. I have to say this is a bit disingenuous. You pulled the segmented button component which in a real-world environment would just be a part of a library. You should show the part where it gets used. From my experience, h
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by Py_ 3y ago
RawJS library author here. Honestly this whole thing blew up so fast I wasn't expecting any of this. The home page for the website isn't even done yet.
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by Py_ 3y ago
Repo author here. You have to admit at least admit that minimizing dependencies is an admirable goal (despite my tougue-in-cheek comments in the readmes I write)
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by Py_ 3y ago
Cool. My arm is available if you need a donation.
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by Py_ 3y ago
RawJS library author here. I wish I could upvote your comment a thousand times, after spending literally the whole day so far trying to pour water on a burning building.
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by Py_ 3y ago
RawJS library author here. There's a demo app here: https://github.com/squaresapp/rawjs-sample (Does that help you? Or do you think it still needs more?) I'll get on updating the readme shortly.
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by Py_ 3y ago
RawJS library author here. Thanks for +1'ing this idea. I like what that website did and I might need to build something similar.
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by Py_ 3y ago
Repo author here. Sorry–maybe not the best choice of words. By "no bundler, no build system", it kind of means "no webpack, rollup, gulp, etc". I tend to think of TypeScript as a non-negotiable for any serious project (h
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by Py_ 3y ago
RawJS library author here. Moving away from modules is definitely not what I've observed in the community, I see no evidence that this is "the direction the community is moving". That said, I admittedly have a visceral hatr
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by Py_ 3y ago
This take is really on-point. I'd like to add that from my experience, the more "out there" and the less "rudimentary" your UI and general app is, the more the frameworks really get in your way.
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by Py_ 3y ago
RawJS library author here. $.append appends, in the name ".append". Though The point of RawJS is to help with element constructions. jQuery was a god-send back in the day for manipulation and querying (before we had document.query
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by Py_ 3y ago
RawJS creator here. Here to answer any questions anyone might have.
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by Py_ 11y ago
The 403 on the sourcemap is by design (I might change this), I'll have to look into the stack overflow though...
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by Py_ 11y ago
I guess I need a full-screen button to expand the docs pane.
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by Py_ 11y ago
Yes but they're all isolated / custom-built at the moment ... other than the actual class editor which is built using the Back.io public API (it's a self-hosted system)
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by Py_ 11y ago
Async network requests wired up via Object.defineProperty() It's covered in the docs: https://back.io/#docs/io
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by Py_ 11y ago
Cool, thanks for the report. There is a code generation process that needs to occur, but I suppose this could be optimized.
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by Py_ 11y ago
LOL -- I guess that remark could be interpreted a little crude :)
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by Py_ 11y ago
This is a backend-as-a-service that I've been working on for a few months. It's for people to build simple apps with. Any feedback would be very helpful.
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Show HN: JSFiddle-style object-relational BaaS(back.io)
13 points by Py_ 11y ago|13 comments
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Back.io: Object-relational back ends as easy as JSFiddle(back.io)
11 points by Py_ 11y ago|0 comments