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by triskweline 6mo ago
This glazes over the torrent of poorly developed ideas you need to deal with in every organization.
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by triskweline 4y ago
Author here. Yes, we stuck with it and evolved the concept into Unpoly 2 and soon Unpoly 3: http://triskweline.de/unpoly2-slides/ http://triskweline.de/unpoly3-slides/ I'd say 95% of the apps
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by triskweline 4y ago
Author here. The link is a 6 years old presentation. The demo app has since been rewritten. The old demo app focused on the downsides of classic multi-page apps (MPAs), i.e. the reason the world moved to SPAs all these years ago. In an MPA
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by triskweline 4y ago
Unpoly lead dev here Unpoly takes special care to always move the focus to the next relevant element in an interaction. E.g. when a link updates a fragment, the focus is moved to that fragment. Or when an overlay is closed, focus is returne
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JavaScript Framework Unpoly and the HTML Over-the-Wire Trend(thenewstack.io)
3 points by triskweline 4y ago|0 comments
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by triskweline 6y ago
Our Ruby / Rails agency tried implementing a project in Elixir. After 3 weeks we stopped the experiment and re-did everything in Ruby. What stopped us was not so much the lack of libraries, but programming ergonomics. E.g. when using k
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Performance impact of removing jQuery (with pictures)(blog.makandra.com)
3 points by triskweline 8y ago|0 comments
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by triskweline 8y ago
With pjax you choose a selector that is updated. This is usually a <div> in your layout that houses the main page content. spfjs lets you target multiple containers with a single update, e.g. in YouTube the video area and the sidebar
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by triskweline 8y ago
Unpoly [1] lets you achieve the same effect without having to wrap your content in a JSON transport envelope. There are no two cases for static and dynamic navigation. The HTML you already have is used for transport, fragments are targeted
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by triskweline 9y ago
Unpoly currently depends on jQuery. Work is being done to remove that dependency eventually, but that will take time.
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by triskweline 9y ago
If you enjoy working with intercooler.js but are looking for a bit more power, check out Unpoly [1]. [1]: https://unpoly.com
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by triskweline 9y ago
If you're looking for a little more control but don't want to go all-in SPA, also check out Unpoly: https://unpoly.com/
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by triskweline 9y ago
We're heavy users of Cucumber at our development agency. I've never seen non-technical users write Cucumber scenarios either, but we find them very useful for another reason. The problem with test suites is that, as they grow and
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by triskweline 9y ago
There are server-side libraries like Unpoly ( https://unpoly.com/ ) that give you most of the benefits of heavyweight JavaScript frameworks, but without the complexity and code duplication.
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by triskweline 10y ago
Author here. Unpoly is my attempt at bridging the gap in user experience between classical, server-side applications and modern single-page applications (SPAs). Happy to answer any questions you might have.
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Show HN: Unobtrusive JavaScript framework for server-side applications(unpoly.com)
6 points by triskweline 10y ago|2 comments
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2017 web tech predictions and good ideas that will not happen(blog.makandra.com)
3 points by triskweline 10y ago|0 comments
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by triskweline 10y ago
Nice work! I built something similar a few years ago: https://hollyapp.com/
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by triskweline 10y ago
The framework you're subscribing sounds a little like Unpoly [1]. [1]: http://unpoly.com/
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Why I'm closing your GitHub issue(blog.makandra.com)
3 points by triskweline 10y ago|0 comments
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by triskweline 11y ago
We built something similar with Up.js [0]. Rather than wrapping some responses in JSON, Up.js doesn't require any server-side changes. Fragments are selected client-side via CSS selectors. 0: http://upjs.io/
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by triskweline 11y ago
Games like World of Warcraft have been doing this for a decade. Early versions of the Blizzard downloader actually were Bittorrent clients.
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by triskweline 12y ago
Thank you! I'm afraid we don't have a configurable keymap yet.
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by triskweline 12y ago
Although the development shop I work at (makandra) has a constant demand for new engineers, we would never hire someone out of a ten week program. To give you an idea about what kind of juniority is attractive to a shop like ours: We run
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by triskweline 12y ago
https://hollyapp.com A task tracker / outliner with a Vim-like editing mode that I built for myself a few years back. It gained a lot of popularity through HN and Lifehacker. I eventually rewrote the application and offered
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by triskweline 12y ago
Spoiler: Insane amounts of low-level optimization.
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How we’ve made Raptor fast(rubyraptor.org)
178 points by triskweline 12y ago|71 comments
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by triskweline 12y ago
Hey Lorenz. Really glad you're enjoying the book! We're just starting to get a some visibility internationally, which might explain why this is not all over Reddit and HN already.
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Growing Rails Applications in Practice (eBook)(leanpub.com)
4 points by triskweline 12y ago|3 comments
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Swift is not my favorite language(blog.makandra.com)
2 points by triskweline 12y ago|0 comments

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