Quinn – A web framework designed for things to come
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Re: Quinn – A web framework designed for things to come
#2On an unrelated note, do arrow functions inherit the parent context's `this` and `arguments` correctly in Node or io.js now?
Re: Quinn – A web framework designed for things to come
#3On an unrelated note, do arrow functions inherit the parent context's `this` and `arguments` correctly in Node or io.js now?
Good question, I wonder that too.
I'm kinda tired of var that = this.
Re: Quinn – A web framework designed for things to come
#4On an unrelated note, do arrow functions inherit the parent context's `this` and `arguments` correctly in Node or io.js now?
They definitely inherit `this`: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
Re: Quinn – A web framework designed for things to come
#5As you might have guessed by the missing/broken links, the website is still a WIP.
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#7> Quinn was created to address the utter lack of small, elegant web frameworks in the node ecosystem.
Uhhh, that's because all those frameworks linked are designed to get you up and running with almost everything you need quickly, not just handling routing and leave you setting up boilerplate.
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#8"It achieves breathtaking performance, made possible by the almost complete absence of features." While pithy, I'm not really sure that's the best way of selling your product.
Re: Quinn – A web framework designed for things to come
#9"It achieves breathtaking performance, made possible by the almost complete absence of features." While pithy, I'm not really sure that's the best way of selling your product.
Not really trying to sell it. It's a playground / thought experiment and not something I would propose someone use in production. Thus also all the links to other frameworks.
Re: Quinn – A web framework designed for things to come
#10> Quinn was created to address the utter lack of small, elegant web frameworks in the node ecosystem. Uhhh, that's because all those frameworks linked are designed to get you up and running with almost everything you need quickly, not just handling routing and leave you setting up boilerplate.
Yes, and if you want to seriously build a product, each and every one of those would be a better fit than Quinn. I'm saying that as the author of Quinn. It's a bunch of thought experiments, not a production-ready piece of software.