hij1nx

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by hij1nx 12y ago
npm is not just a server side package manager. It handles package management for the front-end very well and has for a long time, learn more here -- http://browserify.org/ .
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by hij1nx 14y ago
pure rip off.
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by hij1nx 15y ago
no, now.js is similar to dnode. an even better analog is that now.js is more like a commercial version of socket.io
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by hij1nx 15y ago
that the entire point of the templates component. `<div id="greet">Hello <%= name %></div>` is a biproduct of many years of webservers not being able to parse DOM structures. DSLs come and go. they make markup non-po
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by hij1nx 15y ago
sammyjs emulates Sinatra. Sinatra is ad-hoc routing, vs centrally-declarative (e.g. a routing table definition). And although sammy is great, it is also a jack-knife with many plugins, we wanted to move the plugin-like capacity to a higher
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by hij1nx 15y ago
Does that constitute an army of sockpuppets? I would disagree. I have two gmail accounts. One is personal, one is professional. Also, our posts we're censored long before hook.io got its second wind. Perhaps we should chalk this up to a mis
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EventEmitter2: Smaller, Faster, Wildcards, Namespaces, TTL and Browser Support(github.com)
3 points by hij1nx 15y ago|0 comments
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Keeping Single Page Apps Simple(github.com)
1 points by hij1nx 15y ago|0 comments
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by hij1nx 15y ago
Older project, just released.
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SugarSkull: very small, highly purposed client side router in javascript(github.com)
11 points by hij1nx 15y ago|2 comments
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by hij1nx 16y ago
seems like you are asking to get dissed.
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by hij1nx 16y ago
that's subjective (unless you can post tests). for example, one of the primary deficiencies of the dom is live node lists, which is an optimization option in jsdom. (also, we do create a fragment and then attach, as perf opts state)
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by hij1nx 16y ago
meh, we might remove jQuery next version.
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by hij1nx 16y ago
Marak is definitely unpleasant for some. However, he regularly contributes code to the community that people consider useful. For example among many high profile developers, Tim Caswell, a cornerstone of the Node.js community voted 5/5 for