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justinbmeyer

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About justinbmeyer

JS Developer for Bitovi.

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    Comment #38942636

    I created this after reading https://erikbern.com/2019/04/15/why-software-projects-take-l... a few years ago. I was tired adding up time-related estimates to arrive at a due date. …

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    Comment #11085401

    > thunks, shouldComponentUpdate, per-component redraws, etc I'm not sure how those would deal with the scenarios focused on in the article. The only one I'm familiar with is per-co…

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    Comment #10045032

    As the lead author of JMVC, CanJS, StealJS, etc, let me try to address some of the criticisms of this article. I didn't write it, but I reviewed it. Yes, this is a blatant advertis…

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    Comment #7924256

    A free vacation.

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    Comment #4067582

    It is by no means masquerading as a better version of jQuery. No where does it say this. It only states it's a collection of jQuery plugins.

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    Comment #4067575

    Of the 3 that add performance improvements: animate - probably wouldn't make sense until CSS is better supported. styles - I've suggested adding it, but waiting on the "go ahead". …

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    Comment #4067294

    Yes, there are several, but not many can be used with delegate / on in the same way these events can. This makes it extremely useful for frameworks that use declarative event bindi…

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    Comment #4067293

    Yeah, that article was on our initial work. I'll fix the benchmark soon.

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    Comment #4067290

    For fast fix: http://bitovi.com/blog/2012/04/faster-jquery-event-fix.html There's a JS benchmark. For styles, there's a demo: http://donejs.com/docs.html#!jQuery.styles comparing j…

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    Comment #3785557

    Brilliant, but I'm biased.

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    Comment #3116692

    Jmvc supports coffee script.

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    Comment #1969781

    Yep. It uses JavaScriptMVC. Looks like it's model, view, and controller.

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    Comment #1895245

    Why did you find JavaScriptMVC a bit heavy? The Srchr app was 37.8 KB (Gzipped and Compressed). Which is pretty good considering it packages jQuery (24KB) and all of the MVC parts.…

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