jongleberry

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by jongleberry 12y ago
working on an alternative that doesn't use its own polyfills and instead uses other people's well written libraries. i used polyfill.io before and half the implementations had bugs due to the lack of tests. feedback welcomed! htt
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by jongleberry 12y ago
or you could just write it as a single CLI command: https://github.com/strongloop/express/blob/master/package.js...
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by jongleberry 12y ago
You're assuming "no duplicate dependencies" is equivalent to "install globally", which is false. In the article's context, the argument is against duplicate dependencies per project
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by jongleberry 12y ago
You're assuming that development and production version ranges will always be the same, which is false. This is what npm shrinkwrap is for, and not pinning during production is stupid. But pinning everything in development is unnecessa
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by jongleberry 12y ago
Could still be just 3. <marketing>.<breaking>.<non-breaking>
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by jongleberry 12y ago
Any suggestions for improving the spec? I wrote that in like an hour and I have no experience writing specs. I don't and wouldn't even really use it anyways. Easier to just follow semver and bump minor instead of patch if there&#x
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by jongleberry 12y ago
for the discussion between strongloop and the current maintainers: https://github.com/strongloop/express/issues/2264
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by jongleberry 12y ago
If you want a mobile-first, vanilla JS autocomplete implementation: https://github.com/jonathanong/autocomplete
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by jongleberry 12y ago
connect is basically just a `.use()` kernel, and express' router was just mounted on this kernal. now, express' kernel combines connect's `.use()` kernel as well as the router, simplifying the entire middleware system interna
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by jongleberry 12y ago
not really. use koa instead if you can. a lot of middleware hasn't been written for koa yet, so you might have to write your own.
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by jongleberry 13y ago
if you're interested in creating small, modular browser modules, feel free to contribute to any repo in https://github.com/component . most work with browserify as well, and bower support is trivial.
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by jongleberry 13y ago
TJ just updated express' benchmarks to match koa's. here are the results on my computer: https://gist.github.com/jonathanong/8065724
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by jongleberry 13y ago
you can also use it with > 0.8 with https://github.com/TooTallNate/gnode
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by jongleberry 13y ago
if there's a project you want to maintain for him, just ask and he'll give you ownership. i help with koa and most of his more popular repos have multiple maintainers now, so don't worry.
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by jongleberry 13y ago
yes, stack traces work now, as long as they aren't being thrown in a different event loop: https://github.com/koajs/koa/issues/117
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by jongleberry 13y ago
there's a silly benchmark in the repo: https://github.com/koajs/koa#benchmarks but there aren't any comparisons yet.
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by jongleberry 13y ago
this module doesn't need help. if you want to help, you should contribute to the plugins that it depends on: https://github.com/visionmedia/rework/wiki/Plugins-and-Utili...
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by jongleberry 13y ago
1. bower doesn't do much. it downloads all your deps and its deps, but then you have to figure out how to consume the package. component handles all of that for you. if all i wanted to do is download and resolve dependencies, i would j
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by jongleberry 13y ago
where are the servers hosted? AWS? US or EU?
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by jongleberry 13y ago
You need to construct the stream with flush: require('zlib').Z_SYNC_FLUSH
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by jongleberry 13y ago
here's a streams2 library for streaming to the client as an array: https://github.com/stream-utils/streaming-json-stringify
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by jongleberry 13y ago
in my experience, you need to set flush to SYNC for it to work on chrome without manually flushing
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by jongleberry 13y ago
an alternative is rework: https://github.com/visionmedia/rework . both absurd and rework use https://github.com/visionmedia/css-parse for parsing CSS. the difference is that rework already has a bu
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by jongleberry 13y ago
i think i found the problem with the algorithm. sometimes it returns an empty row. the javascript version throws while the python version doesn't. i fixed it in my fork by just reducing the number of rows until it doesn't throw:
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by jongleberry 13y ago
i made a library for this: https://github.com/jonathanong/horizontal-grid-packing
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by jongleberry 13y ago
a solution would be awesome, especially in javascript. i actually found a case where their linear algorithm, https://github.com/crispymtn/linear-partition , failed.
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by jongleberry 13y ago
your argument is tangential. bitcoin's inherent deflation is not by money destruction nor increases in production, thus these arguments are not relevant, although true within its own context. since bitcoin, like gold, has a finite quantity,
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by jongleberry 13y ago
i'm not sure what his definition of a "real" currency is, but to me, a "real" currency is one in which all transactions occur within that currency. if you use bitcoin, but somewhere along the lines of a transaction you exchange mediums, it'
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by jongleberry 14y ago
Ember is 50kb gzipped
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by jongleberry 14y ago
1) are you using the synchronous or asynchronous version of bcrypt? 2) cached or uncached templates? 3) throw 1k+ requests per second and tell us which one is faster

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