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    You guys should check out https://www.celljs.org if you like this type of approach

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    Comment #15499412

    It can transform anything that's written in JSON, which means both model and view and anything else. One of the use cases for ST.js in Jasonette is dynamic client-side rendering, w…

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    Comment #15499350

    > That's more human readable, but also slightly inconsequent - you wouldn't be able to validate such a template with json schema for example. Could you elaborate?

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    Comment #15499234

    Thanks! I actually built this library for my own usage (Jasonette) and decided to open source it because I realized it can be powerful for all kinds of other purposes. In essence S…

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    Comment #15499173

    Hi, my name is Ethan. I'm the creator. I thought I would provide some context on why I wrote this library, and how I'm using this right now. So here it goes: Other than ST.js, I al…

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    Creator here. Yup, in fact you can check out something like that here https://github.com/SelectTransform/JSONQL Basically you can send the JSON template over JSON to the server, an…

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    Thanks! :)

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    Comment #14881013

    Hey guys I know this post will be one of the most meta things to post here and probably a lot of people will say "what's the point?" but I thought it was cool so thought I would sh…

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    Comment #14621658

    This looks awesome! I believe being able to express an entire app logic as data can be super powerful. BTW shameless plug: If you're interested in this type of ideas, please also c…

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    Thanks! I'll be honest, cell is only a couple of days old, and I myself can't say what The best practices are. And this is by design because the goal was to create complexity out o…

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    sorry about that, yeah i meant to add fetch polyfill but forgot to. But rest assured, the library itself is 100% es5. btw could you share the link that's not working on IE11? I wil…

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    I hope these are enough (They're on the homepage as well if you want a more readable version): How it has a different architecture: https://github.com/intercellular/cell#so-how-doe…

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    Sorry about that! I'm using some in-house library I built myself to run the webpage but hadn't realized it fails on an IE. Will fix it!

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    Comment #14573877

    I think the first reaction when people see Cell is to compare with existing frameworks and existing best practices. And when you come from that direction, Cell is a terrible framew…

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    Cell has a fundamentally different architecture than other frameworks, so I don't think it's fair to compare it with how you would use other frameworks. The whole point of cell is …

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    Comment #14573768

    You'll see how to do this at the end of this section https://github.com/intercellular/tutorial#a-creating-a-simpl... Hope this helps!

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    Comment #14573754

    Thank you. i built it because I believed things can be much simpler. The inspiration was from real life cells. It's amazing how small autonomous cells bind and interact with one an…

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    Yes, cell itself has a decentralized architecture but that doesn't mean you need to do everything in a decentralized manner. Just like you can build spaceships, police station, car…