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by machty 3y ago
What kind of "consistency" do bm25 indexes offer? e.g. I think ElasticSearch is eventually consistent and is constantly indexing in the background and classic Postgres GIN indexes have configuration like `gin_pending_list_limit` a
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by machty 10y ago
Could the "connect" token just be a JWT token?
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by machty 10y ago
poop.bike is still up
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All the .WAV files from an early 90's 486 PC concatenated into one(soundcloud.com)
2 points by machty 10y ago|0 comments
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by machty 10y ago
I haven't been on the core team in months
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Ember-concurrency: the solution to so many problems you never knew you had(medium.com)
39 points by machty 11y ago|1 comments
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by machty 12y ago
Flux is that alternative.
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by machty 12y ago
The problem with this is that whatever you require() won't close over other variables/imports unless your preprocessor is straight up compiling JSX into JS and inserting into another JS file, which is kinda gross and eval-y.
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by machty 12y ago
If the rule is a) designers only touch .html/.hbs files and b) only developers touch the view/controller .js files, then if either of them change a property name from `{{displayName}}` to `{{display_name}}`, the whole thing breaks
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by machty 12y ago
Because it's such a thin layer over JavaScript, you don't have to port/reimplment all the stuff that JavaScript has already solved to your templating language / abstraction of choice. I still prefer Handlebars, but JSX
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by machty 12y ago
It will be in 1-2 weeks at https://www.youtube.com/user/EmberNYC
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by machty 12y ago
There are heuristics to prevent recursing into obviously-removed/added elements (using component type and keys), but aside from that, there's always going to be a tradeoff between frameworks/libs that choose to track this gra
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React from an Ember.js perspective(docs.google.com)
19 points by machty 12y ago|2 comments
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by machty 12y ago
My point is that the React marketing is "top down unidirectional data flow", and that you quickly reach the end of what you can do with that before needing to add a another perpendicular uni-directional data flow (which is Flux or
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React from an Ember.js perspective(docs.google.com)
11 points by machty 12y ago|0 comments
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Doom 2 Dance Remix(machty.s3.amazonaws.com)
1 points by machty 12y ago|0 comments
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by machty 13y ago
Tasks are a more general concept; one of the many possible tasks you could program would be to build your project.
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by machty 13y ago
I think you mean phobe
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by machty 13y ago
Broccoli looks like little trees. I wanted them to be called `Brocfile`s. Who's with me?
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by machty 13y ago
Ember's approach to watching for changes is pretty different. Also, the Ember view layer refactor codenamed HTMLbars has yielded some extremely promising (though admittedly early/premature) performance improvements that often outp
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by machty 13y ago
It might not be so much a genius vs non-genius thing so much as your particular app not needing the heavyweight app-state management that Ember provides. It's worth pointing out that the Ember core team has been approached by the React
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by machty 13y ago
Re. Haml: try emblemjs.com
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by machty 13y ago
Most folk would consider that "dropped", no?
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by machty 13y ago
It's Linux, written entirely in Angular directives.
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by machty 13y ago
It is possible, and just as easy with Ember.
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by machty 13y ago
Keep in mind that Computed Properties are also part of the solution to intelligent, efficient data-binding. CPs in Ember are cached and quite efficient and because they are aware of their dependencies, much of the computation that would oth
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by machty 13y ago
getters + defining `first` and `last` as Computed Properties would solve this problem
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by machty 13y ago
"allowing you to have some pages that use it and others that don't" Your response seems to dig into a different (though related) issue. If the question is whether, given a whole website, whether angular/ember can exist o
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by machty 13y ago
Ember yes.
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by machty 13y ago
Yes. Both Angular and Ember support this pattern pretty effortlessly.

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