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piercey4
11mo ago
FYI in an actual editor the syntax highlighting works. In the (new) website it's using a different highlighter which has issues. Will be fixed soon!
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piercey4
11mo ago
Marko can! It's "define" tag lets you create reusable templates in your reusable templates. https://markojs.com/docs/reference/core-tag#define
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The Marko Tags API Preview
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eBay Launches Marko 5
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Sending a wasteful amount of code to the browser? Maybe there's a better way
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Show HN: Isomorphic, framework agnostic document (html/head/body) renderer
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Show HN: JSize – Easily compare npm package size
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'the' best validation library in JavaScript
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How to make universal JavaScript applications – Part 1
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How to make universal JavaScript applications – Part 1
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Show HN: Rill – The Express style router for the browser
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Show HN: Rill – The universal/isomorphic router for modern JavaScript
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10y ago
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Rill: lets you pretend that your browser is a fully capable Node.js server
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Rill: lets you pretend that your browser is a fully capable Node.js server
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Universal middleware framework for JavaScript
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piercey4
10y ago
Caching can easily be shared, @rill/loader works perfectly for my needs. For everything else you are more or less correct. However like i've mentioned Rill works perfectly fine as a standalone server side framework or a standalone
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10y ago
I mention my inspiration here: https://github.com/rill-js/rill/issues/12 . There are some other interesting frameworks that have come up while I was developing Rill such as https://github.com/c
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piercey4
10y ago
As I have mentioned to others here and is mentioned in the Rill README the goal of Rill is provide a bare minimum of abstractions over the browser to encourage code sharing and code reuse with isomorphic JavaScript. Even with this goal Rill
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piercey4
10y ago
The way that I typically setup my apps is to have two parts of the server. Typically something like: ``` if (!process.browser) app.use(require('./api')) ``` Where the api is your typical REST based api with JWT auth tokens. T
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piercey4
10y ago
What I use to handle state transfer from the server to the client is @rill/session along side @rill/loader. Check them out and feel free to ask me any questions (here or in the gitter!)
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10y ago
I agree with you 100%. You can take this hammer and use it like a axe. But that's not the goal. My personal setup has been to still separate my api (although still written in Rill) from all of this) which runs as an independent server.
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10y ago
I use both but personally prefer Isomorphic because in most cases the code isn't actually universal, it has to be translated (shimmed, transpired, etc) between environments. If there is one thing you can do to annoy programmers though
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10y ago
Yeah it's not a perfect word to describe what's going on. I think the loose definition I posted at the beginning of the article works well though.
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10y ago
Great question. I personally use @rill/session along side @rill/loader. Basically on the initial page load @rill/session asks the server for the current session then for the rest of the users session the browser manages the d
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Isomorphic JavaScript, let’s make it easier
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Simple html templates with es6 template tags
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Isomorphic React made easy
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Introducing Rill – the isomorphic, middleware based, web application framework
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Show HN: React style diffing with plain old html
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Free, automated HTTPS for Node.js made easy
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