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Ordering of Links on EmberWatch as of November 2012
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Hey Tom (and others), | |
At the moment ordering of links on EmberWatch is strictly | |
chronological, and for the different content types chronological is | |
defined thus: | |
- Talks: date of delivery | |
(when the talk was given, not when it was posted online) | |
- Tutorials, Screencasts: date of publication | |
- Tweets: date of tweet | |
- Code: currently unordered | |
The main reason I've currently chosen this over others is because Ember | |
has changed and is rapidly changing, therefore it's useful for people | |
to know that certain content may potentially be out of date. | |
I have plans to add the "date of publication to EmberWatch" which will | |
make it easier for people to see what content they haven't yet come | |
across versus the stuff they've probably seen before. This is my next | |
'feature'. I recognise this currently is a deficiency—if I post an | |
older resource there's nothing to tell people it's "new". | |
Currently everything is (inelegantly) running off a few YAML files in | |
Middleman and long-term plans are to switch it over to Rails-API JSON | |
+ Ember.js with advanced filtering capabilities and community posting. | |
Philip |
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