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This is a good set of arguments explaining some challenging corners of AngularJS. It is true that when you start getting into the realm of edge cases, substantial knowledge of the …

For the vast majority of websites, this is true and I agree. However, there are now websites that are more akin to applications than to the traditional website of yore and that are…

Google has proven itself as a company capable of, and prepared to move into new markets and to diversify its portfolio of services. Twitter, on the other hand, has only diversified…

You can actually do that in Plunker right now by having an `index.md` file instead of `index.html` [1]. In the absence of an html index, the plunker preview server will try transpi…

This is a really cool and ambitious project. Although some mention ShareJS, I would say that the OT portion more closely resembles that employed by Firebase in their Firepad projec…

This sounds like Spock on a binge of introspection.

Wow, thanks for reminding me of http://bootswatch.com ! I just checked it out again after having not looked for a while and I'm impressed with the v3-targeted swatches.

I think that making claims on the changing capital market climate based on historical P/E ratios may be measuring the wrong thing. A declining trend in P/E ratios may suggest a dec…

[ROM][LineSkipper v3.0.1][Now fixes crash bug when joining line behind Audi's] Although perhaps ridiculous at face value, I wonder how automobile manufacturers and legislators will…

I think that the addition of support for keyframe-based animations in 1.1.5 is really the killer feature. This will allow for drop-in animations (like animate.css, mentioned in the…

PSA: Hit the 'eye' icon on the right, 'Run' on the top or CTRL/CMD-ENTER to toggle the preview pane in the demos.

To open the fiddle in Plunker: http://plnkr.co/edit/fiddle:Cdrse?p=preview

Plunker can now import fiddles: http://plnkr.co/edit/fiddle:VNN4B@1?p=preview Some people prefer the more traditional editor interface.

For those wanting to give it a quick try, you can easily fool around with a simplistic Ember.js app on Plunker: http://plnkr.co/edit/gist:5206526?p=preview I would love to see more…

This is and will continue to be a challenge for the AngularJS team. While comprehensive, their documentation for complex things like directives seems more contributor-oriented than…

That would be a fantastic addition

Plunker is a collaborative html/css/js/coffee-script/typescript/less/etc... editor: http://plnkr.co/edit/?p=preview&s=YDQtgmV5y7I6EQfJ

I've been really looking forward to this ever since I saw this post[1] on the possibilities that coroutines introduce for async programming. This article in question was already di…

As mentioned in the other Ember.js thread, you can easily play with a hello world app here: http://beta.plnkr.co/edit/gist:5206526?p=preview

For those who are finding it difficult to get a hello world up and running, see: http://plnkr.co/edit/gist:5206526?p=preview

That sounds like a very good (if not necessary) idea. You can see a list of features on the development version of the site at: http://beta.plnkr.co/ These include: * Real-time cod…

If you guys are interested in putting together some usable examples (in the spirit of docs.angularjs.org), I would love to help you integrate live examples with Plunker ( http://pl…

Paul, very cool indeed. Stretch goal: How about having an in-browser API that could create such a websocket? That would open some interesting possibilities in terms of remote debug…

Hi Paul, What I understood from your article is that you're mostly exploring 1) the possibility of opening up the dev tools to locally-installed applications like SublimeText2; and…

How about opening up a browser-based API for existing in-browser IDE-like environments to leverage the debugging tools that are already present? What I am talking about is instead …