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by korynunn 11y ago
This should be resolved now.
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by korynunn 11y ago
I've had this criticism many times in the past, but after doing exclusively JS rendered DOM for about 5 years now, I personally could never go back. I write large-scale web front-ends as my day-job, they used a number of tools, but the
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by korynunn 11y ago
Huh.. Github seems to be stripping newlines from the .js sources :/.. It's 1am here, I'll fix that tomorrow.
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Show HN: Fastn, a JavaScript tool for building user interfaces(korynunn.github.io)
47 points by korynunn 11y ago|38 comments
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Gedi, an absurdly powerful model API(korynunn.wordpress.com)
2 points by korynunn 13y ago|0 comments
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by korynunn 13y ago
If you want you could add a link to your site and send me a pull: https://github.com/KoryNunn/iwantthenbn
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by korynunn 13y ago
Yay for Github, Someone else did this for me.
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by korynunn 13y ago
Read the message at the top of the site, it is a petition to the libs.
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by korynunn 13y ago
We don't, it is an application. All the static pages are just HTML, the application is not.
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by korynunn 13y ago
This is absolutely true, for fairly simple sites like news sites and forums, HTML is great. For building applications it is tedious. The web platform is amazing for applications, when you don't treat the web like a piece of paper.
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by korynunn 13y ago
True, perhaps a better description would be that HTML is a sibling to XML. Whether HTML was intended for humans or not, it isn't in my opinion a particularly nice way to develop applications. Don't get me wrong, I love web applications, but
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by korynunn 13y ago
Hey, I was the lead dev on this, will answer questions.
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Doc.js, because you probably don't need jQuery.(github.com)
4 points by korynunn 14y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: crel.js Make DOM, fast.(github.com)
1 points by korynunn 14y ago|0 comments
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by korynunn 14y ago
Open a text editor Think of what you want to do. Try and do it. If you don't know how, google what you are trying to do. repeat.
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by korynunn 14y ago
crel uses createTextNode, so yes.
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by korynunn 14y ago
You must be that guy that doesn't read to the bottom of posts.
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Show HN: Gedi, an Evented Model Interface for JavaScript(github.com)
8 points by korynunn 14y ago|4 comments
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by korynunn 14y ago
I quit. Best decision I've ever made for my career.
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by korynunn 14y ago
"Used in moderation, jQuery is an exceptionally useful tool for assisting in DOM manipulation and compatibility, and simplifying APIs such as for XHR requests"
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by korynunn 14y ago
I'm always glad to see people creating HTML in JS in a sane way. That said, I think the API could be a little less verbose, but then I'm biased towards https://github.com/KoryNunn/crel :P
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by korynunn 14y ago
You pretty much agreed with everything I wrote.. Therefore, I agree with everything you wrote. Yes, jQuery is a time saving tool, and a really good one at that. The problem isn't jQuery, it's the developers that abuse it. Oh.. Déjà vu...
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by korynunn 14y ago
This is the kind of thing I was hoping to inspire. Sure, use jQuery, but use it wisely. That said, literally never make DOM in it, for so many reasons...
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by korynunn 14y ago
Yeah that line doesn't make a lot of sense until you realise it was copied from here: http://korynunn.com/resume.docx
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by korynunn 14y ago
Also, for those commenting on my blog being down, yeah I would expect that to be the case, its hosted on our crappy media center, behind a home internet connection, on a PC that has about 5 IIS apps and 3 Node apps. I never really expected
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by korynunn 14y ago
Hi there, I'm Kory. I'm not surprised to see a large amount of disagreement and anger, partly because it threw this post together pretty quickly and i probably didn't explain things as well as i could have, and partly because, well, a lot o