Re : Haven't you thought about using google groups for forum!
We started with google groups and moved to zoho when google groups sucked. We did it at the same time jQuery did. You can post questions to stack overflow. Sent from my iPhoneOn Sep 26, 2014, at 5:58...
View ArticleUsing System.js vs Steal.js
Steal js is written on top of system.js (https://github.com/systemjs/systemjs) loader, but does it really give something so valuable to use opinionated standalone tool? I'm just exploring the option....
View ArticleRe : Using System.js vs Steal.js
Steal.js is about making common workflows easier. It has an automatically loaded configuration file. Write a big app with multiple pages and this is a huge benefit. It allows you to more easily switch...
View ArticleRe : CanJS and RequireJS
asavoy, I have been using CanJS together with RequireJS for a while now and I think they mix fine. It took a while to get all pieces together, but I haven’t come across problems that could not be...
View ArticleRe : Using System.js vs Steal.js
The EJS/stache plugins can not be made without the buildConfig option that steal supports. This is so build dependencies can be swapped out. Why is that does this plugin really do? Why we can not...
View ArticleRe : Is there a way to use CanJS 2.1.3 with StealJS 0.3.0
Probably no is better answer. You can use #minor branch.
View ArticleRe : Is there a way to use CanJS 2.1.3 with StealJS 0.3.0
You do have to use the minor branch. The next version of CanJS (whether minor or major version) will support StealJS.
View ArticleRe : Using System.js vs Steal.js
StealJS isn't very opinionated. If that's the perception we need to work on it. Steal and especially Steal-Tools goes out of it's way to support a variety of workflows. Steal-Tools allows you to...
View ArticleList of StealJS issues & workarounds, from migrating a legacy project
I've recently tried to migrate to the latest StealJS for a project that used "legacy StealJS" from JavascriptMVC 3.3. Here I'd like to list all the issues I came across, in the hope of helping others...
View ArticleRe : CanJS and RequireJS
Thanks Per, that is really helpful. And thanks for sharing that repo, looks like a great way to get started.
View ArticleRe : List of StealJS issues & workarounds, from migrating a legacy project
Thank you. We will fix as many of these as possible. Sent from my iPhoneOn Sep 28, 2014, at 10:57 AM, JavaScriptMVC Forum <noreply@zohodiscussions.com> wrote:
View ArticleRe : List of StealJS issues & workarounds, from migrating a legacy project
Thanks so much for being an early adopter and finding all of these bugs (and in many cases submitting pull requests!). You've been a tremendous help. Hopefully as we get closer to an official release...
View ArticleRe : config of new steal
that is without effect. I tried to edit my stealconfig.js into: System.config({ paths: { 'jquery': "bower_components/jquery/dist/jquery.js", 'jquery/jquery':...
View ArticleRe : config of new steal
Have you got this line at the bottom of stealconfig.js: System . buildConfig = { map : { "can/util/util" : "can/util/domless/domless" }} You could try looking at the example repo and comparing it.
View ArticleRe : Using System.js vs Steal.js
Just to clean up the question with client templates. While build process steal is converting (compiling) templates file *.mustache, *.stache files from just text to js-based templates like: <li...
View ArticleMoving to Stack Overflow for Questions
Starting soon, the best place to ask a question about CanJS will be on Stack Overflow . The forums will continue to be a good place for general ideas and discussion, but most non-subjective questions...
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So would the best practice leading up to and during this transition be to post a question here, and link to a corresponding post on StackOverflow?
View ArticleRe : Moving to Stack Overflow for Questions
If you post on the forums as well, only link to the Stack Overflow question (e.g. don't copy and paste the full text) to ensure the answer is posted in the right place (Stack Overflow).
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