lukenyc

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by lukenyc 7y ago
We use mirage with test-controlled response timings to be able to acceptance test loading states. Works great. You can also configure a universal delay if you’re using mirage in development and want to get a feel for your app with a certain
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by lukenyc 9y ago
<Raises hand> Took about a developer day to fix everything. Drag/drop list reordering, pan/zoom image cropper were the primary things busted. IMO, the change was an unacceptably aggressive move by the Chrome team made with g
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by lukenyc 9y ago
It broke our web apps. Specifically, drag and drop list reordering functionality and image cropping. I was pissed when it happened. It wasn't a change that a typical content site would be broken by, but a lot of web apps were: drag&#x2
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by lukenyc 10y ago
What we do is process a check in our admin which hits Stripe's API to create the customer if necessary (no payment source necessary when doing this via API in our experience) and then adjust the customer's account balance by the a
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by lukenyc 12y ago
I was there live for this presentation. It was epic. Fun, but also very level-headed. I learned a lot.
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by lukenyc 12y ago
If you can get away with that, it's certainly a way to reduce complexity. However, providing in-flow auth without a page reload is undoubtedly a nicer, faster experience. This library seems like a good way to lower the effort for Ember
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by lukenyc 13y ago
Hey Sold team... do you have any lessons learned to share with the community?
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by lukenyc 13y ago
Agree. The router needs a little more power and then 1.0 will be pretty sweet.
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by lukenyc 14y ago
Yapp is built on Ember and it has been a joy. Terrific community and a lovely layered design that lets you work at the level of abstraction appropriate to the interaction you are building. We have ember-data in production in selective place
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by lukenyc 14y ago
If Coffeescript is an alternative to Javascript, then yes. If not, no.