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Comment #38860076
RawJS-style development (using whatever library to accelerate document.createElement) becomes more appropriate the more divergent your UI is. This is the kind of thing I've found m…
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Comment #38859875
RawJS library author here. What I meant was that it's a small library with a relatively small surface area for bugs, and it's been under pressure from a few different projects for …
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Comment #38859795
You can already do encapsulation without them by using TypeScript namespaces. It's sad that namespaces didn't become part of JavaScript. I really dislike having to include every la…
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Comment #38859645
RawJS author here. I've been working on said large scale projects for 20 years. Thank you for your positive encouragement.
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Comment #38859621
RawJS author here. I think it's probably more fair to say that SolidJS is "insanely close" to React rather than RawJS.
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Comment #38859493
RawJS library author here. The main thing RawJS brings is ergonomics when creating element hierarchies of plain HTMLElement instances. I don't see JSX as something that does this v…
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Comment #38859377
Library author here. I didn't fork anything. And your link just pr0n'd me in a coffee shop. Thank you.
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Comment #38859347
Author here. It was a tongue-in-cheek comment. Let it slide.
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Comment #38859337
Example author here. I have to say this is a bit disingenuous. You pulled the segmented button component which in a real-world environment would just be a part of a library. You sh…
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Comment #38859242
RawJS library author here. Honestly this whole thing blew up so fast I wasn't expecting any of this. The home page for the website isn't even done yet.
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Comment #38859222
Repo author here. You have to admit at least admit that minimizing dependencies is an admirable goal (despite my tougue-in-cheek comments in the readmes I write)
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Comment #38859188
Cool. My arm is available if you need a donation.
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Comment #38859172
RawJS library author here. I wish I could upvote your comment a thousand times, after spending literally the whole day so far trying to pour water on a burning building.
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Comment #38859153
RawJS library author here. There's a demo app here: https://github.com/squaresapp/rawjs-sample (Does that help you? Or do you think it still needs more?) I'll get on updating the r…
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Comment #38859135
RawJS library author here. Thanks for +1'ing this idea. I like what that website did and I might need to build something similar.
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Comment #38859047
Repo author here. Sorry–maybe not the best choice of words. By "no bundler, no build system", it kind of means "no webpack, rollup, gulp, etc". I tend to think of TypeScript as a n…
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Comment #38858982
RawJS library author here. Moving away from modules is definitely not what I've observed in the community, I see no evidence that this is "the direction the community is moving". T…
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Comment #38858905
This take is really on-point. I'd like to add that from my experience, the more "out there" and the less "rudimentary" your UI and general app is, the more the frameworks really ge…
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Comment #38858874
RawJS library author here. $.append appends, in the name ".append". Though The point of RawJS is to help with element constructions. jQuery was a god-send back in the day for manip…
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Comment #38847702
RawJS creator here. Here to answer any questions anyone might have.
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Comment #9586339
The 403 on the sourcemap is by design (I might change this), I'll have to look into the stack overflow though...
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Comment #9586331
I guess I need a full-screen button to expand the docs pane.
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Comment #9586321
Yes but they're all isolated / custom-built at the moment ... other than the actual class editor which is built using the Back.io public API (it's a self-hosted system)
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Comment #9586300
Async network requests wired up via Object.defineProperty() It's covered in the docs: https://back.io/#docs/io