Yahivin

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   by Yahivin 12y ago

   My advice for that kind of application would be to have a piecemeal approach. Use Hamlet for some templates on your page, and jQuery plugins for others. I hope it's modular enough to use as little or as much as you like.
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   by Yahivin 12y ago

   That issue about requiring a root item should be solvable in the future, it's just the current implementation that has limitations. I'm building up the test suite to specify the behavior and hope to have it working soon. For the m
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   by Yahivin 12y ago

   I hadn't seen Mithrill before, but from checking it out now it looks like it has a lot in common: small runtime, trying to be as close to plain JS and DOM as possible, and safety by default. I'm not sure if it provides as much mag
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   by Yahivin 12y ago

   Yes, we plan to create or assist the creation of drop in solutions for Rails, Sinatra, and popular node frameworks, priority based on interest, volunteers, and whoever demands it the loudest.
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   by Yahivin 12y ago

   The main cause of money-poverty is lack of money, not lack of work.
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   by Yahivin 12y ago

   It's a popular play!
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   by Yahivin 12y ago

   When Observable is declared with a type (especially an array) it sets up some wrapped methods to simplify working with it. The wrappers also set up automatic dependency resolution so you can do cool things like: list = Observable []
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   by Yahivin 12y ago

   Yeah, it's only taken us 50 years :) One of our goals was for Hamlet to be suitable for really small and simple web apps, without any big framework or ecosystem. There's still a lot of work for us to do on the ease of getting star
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   by Yahivin 12y ago

   That's correct. Both styles of event names are supported!
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    by Yahivin 12y ago

    The current implementation performs changes immediately. There is no virtual DOM, as soon as a change occurs the model is update and vice versa. The Observable component invokes the callback to all listeners immediately when its value is ch
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    by Yahivin 12y ago

    I actually agree! I started with haml because it's what I knew best at the time. The parser is separate from the compiler and the runtime, so it should be simple enough to add a jadelet, anglet, or any other simple style of adapter. If
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    by Yahivin 12y ago

    For point one, it is specified in the model. @doSomething would invoke the model's doSomething function. The template just names it. As to point two, observable provides a bi-directional binding so that changes to the value are reflect
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    Hamlet – Simple and powerful reactive templating(hamlet.coffee)

    87 points by Yahivin 12y ago|68 comments
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    by Yahivin 12y ago

    Thanks! I hope our pixel editors can influence one another in positive ways.
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    by Yahivin 12y ago

    I'm interested. Open up an issue here https://github.com/STRd6/pixel-editor/issues?state=open and we can start the discussion.
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    by Yahivin 12y ago

    Thanks for the feedback! It's primary use case is for limited size and limited palette images, generally < 512x512 and 32 or 64 colors. It is a pixel editor not a photo editor :) Though maybe I should give up and display a popup if
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    Pixi Paint – A Simple Pixel Editor(danielx.net)

    32 points by Yahivin 12y ago|13 comments
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    Some Idiot is trying to build an OS on top of GitHub Pages(youtube.com)

    2 points by Yahivin 13y ago|0 comments
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    by Yahivin 13y ago

    I judge the quality of documentation by having interactive examples. Words are great, and also important, but interactive demos that exist within the documentation go a long way to assisting people in learning your project. Here's a co
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    by Yahivin 13y ago

    I'm really sad to see that they totally blew it. The performance of a webapp with the accessibility of a desktop app. Not to mention that it's closed source. This is a tremendous step backwards. Looking at the implementation of th
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    Using JSONP with Github Pages(danielx.net)

    1 points by Yahivin 13y ago|0 comments
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    by Yahivin 13y ago

    You may want to consider posting with an answer, so that someone else (or yourself in the future) may benefit further.
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    Interactive CoffeeScript Streamatorium(strd6.github.io)

    7 points by Yahivin 13y ago|0 comments
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    Look out Light Table(twitter.com)

    2 points by Yahivin 13y ago|0 comments
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    by Yahivin 13y ago

    Interesting, but I'd like to see a more rigorous experimental methodology.
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    by Yahivin 14y ago

    But do they have a Todo List demo? http://strd6.github.com/NoJS/demo.html
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    NoJS - The Smallest JS Framework(strd6.github.com)

    5 points by Yahivin 14y ago|2 comments
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    by Yahivin 14y ago

    Anyone got any bit-pennies for a newb? 16524z1k5Xk8BsEVcSo1ZXLvank4ukUVdE I think Bitcoin or currencies like it will be important in the future so I'm trying to figure it out.
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    The jQuery Credit Card(jquery.org)

    3 points by Yahivin 14y ago|0 comments
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    by Yahivin 14y ago

    Inline editing of Stylus and CoffeeScript when using the inspector. That's about the only thing that could get me to switch from Chrome. Also, please finish implementing the gamepad api!