- 2006-12 - v1 Rails 1.1 - RJS, All Server Side
- 2008-08 - v2 Rails 2.1 to 3.0 - Custom MV JS Framework on Prototype, iOS Objective-C
- 2014-02 - v3 Rails 3.2 - jQuery, Spine.JS, SpacePen
- Simple tools:
- What stayed simple and was easy? (Routing, )
- What was hard and painful? (Routing, )
- iOS/MVC View/Controller Patterns
- Content vs Container Controllers
- Talk about popover.
- How do you reboot your app?
- window.location.href = window.location
- HomeMarks.Application.refresh()
- Testing
- Ruby (unit,functional,integration), JavaScript (unit,integration)
- Writing promises based API on top of events was hard.
- Also during testing, glad Mocha is now up to speed.
- Mocha is now promise compatible! https://github.com/domenic/mocha-as-promised
!!! Could go on and on. Will publish some blog articles. !!! HomeMarks Open-House Code Review.
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Fluent 2014, "Keynote With Yehuda Katz and Tom Dale"
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Erik Bryn - Long time #rubyfriend and now Ember core member.
Demo App: (Erik's team for Netflix) - This is pure ember with data bindings to SVG elements, a little bit of D3 for doing some computations for axises and whatnot.
- Start From The Bottom Up - Emphasis On Nascent Technology & Future
- Erik Recommended: WHAT'S COMING IN EMBER IN 2014
- I highly recommend reading all posts http://emberjs.com/blog/ from here down till the 2013-12-17 whats coming article.
- Highly impressed by Chrome-inspired release cycle & team notes on blog.
- The move to HTMLBars and away from string based templating is really smart.
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Introducing Web Components and What It Means for Search Engine Optimization and Privacy
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Shadow DOM - SVG, CSS, React and Angular
Ember: (focus on the next release)
- Ember App Kit
- Ember Data
- HTMLBars
- Testem (w/mocha)
Build Tools: