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d4tocchini
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Comment #28808050
Relational databases may be ACID, but no, they do not "give us" ACID. Take LMDB as an example. LMDB is a fast low-level KV storage engine. NoSQL here, but with full ACID semantics …
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Comment #10148945
Much of our platform is still closed-source. GSS is one of many libs we've open-sourced & there are many more to come... We're also the guys behind http://noflojs.org/ http://www.i…
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Comment #7989410
It keeps things up to date with DOM changes using Mutation Observers & it does so intelligently so it won't redisplay whole page. Cassowary is an incremental solver & is optimized …
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Comment #7989289
Perf is surprisingly good, suitable for modern web apps. The bottleneck is DOM & CSS selector resolution, not the constraint solver - Cassowary is a beast! We're working on a lib f…
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Comment #7989253
And here's a GSS screencast [1] that accompanied a tutorial in most recent issue of Net Magazine [2] [1]: https://vimeo.com/99873002 [2]: http://www.creativebloq.com/net-magazine
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Comment #7989156
Flexbox is a step forward, Grid Layout is awesome but is starting to look like CSS Vars, another spec lost in years of limbo The myriad of incompatible CSS layout modes, present & …
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Comment #7988670
LOL. Currently gss.js includes the generated PEG parsers with this madness. When the CLI tools come out, will include a build without the parsers, as it should be...
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Comment #7914386
GSS was built not for standards, but for our flagship product, that's our priority right now. Our approach to organically influence standards is to make the APIs work in real world…
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Comment #7913061
GSS author here. What we're working on is a lot crazier than that! Using phantom.js we precompute layout for every possible screen size & generate pure CSS. Precomputation - From s…
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Comment #7570904
Yes, the problem is that CSS's structural presentation is ultimately tied to the DOM. Funny you bring this up, as I commented earlier here: "GSS was created b/c our company's main …
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Comment #7570882
Author of GSS here. The brilliance lies with guys like Badros (Cassowary), Ken Ferry (Apple Auto Layout), Alex Russell (Cassowary.js), etc. GSS was created b/c our company's main p…
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Comment #7365617
Awesome! what twitter handle should I attribute it to?
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Comment #7358296
that's with all the generated PEG grammars in the compiler. build w/o the compiler stuff, which should be handled node.js side anyway, will be approx jQuery's size.
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Comment #7356771
yes, the HTML of the dialog can exist as direct child of body, or wherever, and then be aligned to any element...
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Comment #7356730
Yes, yes, the site needs much more. Released only a couple weeks ago and probably needs a big fat "BETA" or something. More language features, docs, demos, etc coming soon. Right n…
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Comment #7355073
I agree about using Grids, in fact we're currently working on a Grid Layout Module polyfill, but with constraint-based sugar. Really excited for this one, relative constraints can …
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Comment #7354591
W3C has been hashing out new grid-based specs for quite some time now, because as admitted in the Grid Layout Module working draft, "As websites evolved... floats, were not necessa…
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Comment #7354432
The Cassowary Constraint Solver used in GSS is considered the most viable & perf-sensitive linear arithmetic constraint solver for real-time use-cases, hence Apple's adoption of Ca…
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Comment #7354267
Yeah, common in the Constraint-based, or Logic, Programming paradigm. This particular spec was established in Greg Badros & Alan Borning's Constraint CSS (CCSS): https://www.cs.was…
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Comment #3641681
Likewise, I care not for, nor to learn, PHP, Ruby, Java, Python etc., but I can understand whatever I need to. If you're a half-way decent js dev, it's hard to believe CoffeeScript…