mixonic

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by mixonic 12y ago
> In my experience using grunt, gulp and broccoli as task runner / build systems for complex applications, they all end up doing about the same thing. This may be true for a codebase of trivial size. With a sizable codebase and many
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by mixonic 12y ago
Yeoman, Grunt, and Gulp are (I believe) all various implementations of a task runner. They chain tasks in different ways, but at the end of the day think of your asset build as a set of discrete steps. Broccoli ( https://github.co
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by mixonic 12y ago
Internally TS is a two pass compilation. First type check, then transpile to ES5. The type check step should be available to run on its own. IMO they should not even worry about transpiling, just be a type checking engine. The API for TS, l
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by mixonic 12y ago
Your language is completely inappropriate. It is not strong, it is inappropriate and you should edit to remove it. Thanks. [edit] someone gave me my first down-vote for posting this. I'll stand by it.
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by mixonic 12y ago
> There is no progressive enhancement way around this issue, and an opt-in string doesn’t do the job either. In essence, we break backwards compatibility of scripting of the web. This could be not a big issue, if browsers supported ES6,
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EmberConf 2015 Keynote, Glimmer rendering engine announced(youtube.com)
4 points by mixonic 12y ago|0 comments
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Aligning Ember.js with Web Standards, via EmberConf(madhatted.com)
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Unofficial Ember Community Survey Results, 2015(201-created.com)
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by mixonic 12y ago
I also needed improvements. So I shipped the code to make them happen! Very proud of our progress. I hope the stability and reliability of Ember's process, and its continuing improvement, will tempt you back.
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by mixonic 12y ago
I am confused what is being suggested. > virtual DOM nodes for static areas of your markup refers to React's virtual DOM implementation, not Ember's. > I'm not familiar with Ember, but why not just store the constant va
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by mixonic 12y ago
Glimmer is a revolutionary improvement in Ember's rendering performance. I'm incredibly excited by the progress and promise being realized in Tom and Yehuda's PR. For more context, here are a few quick slides from the EmberCo
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Ember.js 1.10 released – With HTMLBars, block params, new DI API(emberjs.com)
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by mixonic 12y ago
Linode, Amazon, and Google all absolutely use JavaScript. Tom isn't saying that they use JavaScript on the server, he is suggesting that JavaScript is involved with their website despite using a different language on the server. Look
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by mixonic 12y ago
It is a megalopolis! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northeast_megalopolis "A megalopolis (sometimes improperly called a megapolis) or megaregion is typically defined as a chain of roughly adjacent metropolitan areas
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Today IE8 is one year away from end-of-life
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by mixonic 12y ago
Having a standard for classes would be significant even if no browser implemented it. Nearly every JavaScript ecosystem has a class pattern. Ember, Angular, YUI, React, MooTools etc. All of them are incompatible. A spec gives us a common
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by mixonic 12y ago
This is so, so off base. The implication in this post is that frameworks are standing still. That browsers have evolved and frameworks are built based on some past version of browsers that no longer exists. In reality frameworks, browsers,
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by mixonic 12y ago
Ember, more strongly than any of the other solutions mentioned, pushes you to a browser application (or SPA) architecture. Usually developers who complain about bloat aren't thinking of web development in that context. The number of ch
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by mixonic 12y ago
This is precisely the style of application development Ember shines at.
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by mixonic 12y ago
If you start a new Ember project today, or want to try Ember and compare it with other frameworks, please use Ember-CLI: http://ember-cli.com/ The style of development CLI introduces makes you incredibly productive. A compa
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by mixonic 12y ago
Just the initial data-set alone is going to be incredibly mis-representative of software in general. * Most-starred projects mean these are all successful projects. Much software is not successful. * A successful project means there are lik
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by mixonic 12y ago
We've started using the term HTMLBars to mean a collection of changes to the Ember rendering pipeline. In the current release (1.8) we've added metal-views (a renderer refactor), in the next release (1.9) we will be adding Streams
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Ember.js 1.8.0 and 1.9 beta released(emberjs.com)
11 points by mixonic 12y ago|1 comments
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How to Get into Y Combinator(aptible.com)
150 points by mixonic 12y ago|37 comments
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Build a browser engine part 5: Box model and layout tree(limpet.net)
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by mixonic 12y ago
Synchronous persistence APIs should be considered dangerous. Often they solve the immediate problem, but when you eventually need to move to an async storage solution (and in JavaScript any significantly complex task eventually becomes asyn
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by mixonic 12y ago
If people in "node land" want to keep using JavaScript they will eventually be using ES6 modules. Or they will fork the language. I would not place money on the Node team wanting to fork JavaScript.
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by mixonic 12y ago
And while they move, they are filing issue bankruptcy. 574 open issues exist for TypeScript on Codeplex. https://typescript.codeplex.com/workitem/list/basic "Please note: since we’re moving to a new issue tra
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by mixonic 12y ago
We discussed dropping Torii's simple session manager in favor of recommending Simple Auth, but after discussing it with @marcoow decided we had slightly different goals. Torii's session manager imposes structure and terminology on
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by mixonic 12y ago
Auth is always a challenge. Simplifying the design of an application's auth solution is a great way to make clear the risks and tradeoffs it presents.

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