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Looks like Github used Angular.js. Would be interesting to hear how they settled on that. I've been using it for a side project and so far have had a positive e
by thinker 13y ago
Looks like Github used Angular.js. Would be interesting to hear how they settled on that. I've been using it for a side project and so far have had a positive experience.
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- uptown 13y agoPretty sure they use PJAX.
- 1qaz2wsx3edc 13y agoI don't think they are. It's really minimalistic. Just Zepto & a small bit of scripting for the navbar.
- diggan 13y agoZepto I think. Can't tell if it's only the Zepto code but have a look on it here: https://gist.github.com/VictorBjelkholm/6003702 https://gist.github.com/VictorBjelkholm/6003702
- cleverjake 13y agoI don't see any sign of angular - what makes you think that they did?
- gnufied 13y agoYes, definitely not angural.js. It would be still interesting to see their mobile webapp stack.
- bkbleikamp 13y agoIt's currently very simple. The mobile app is just part of our main web app. We use the same models and controllers as our desktop views. We have separate markup, different bundles for mobile JavaScript and CSS, and separate view models[1]. [1] http://warpspire.com/posts/mustache-style-erb/ http://warpspire.com/posts/mustache-style-erb/