Tuxedo.js – A Framework Built on React and Flux
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Tuxedo.js – A Framework Built on React and Flux
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#2The javascript community seems to live by the motto "A framework a day keeps the doctor away".
Is anyone keeping count, we must be in the hundreds by now?
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#3OT I haven't looked at the lib yet (will do soon) and I know this is going to seem like a silly compliant but - on mobile the content of that page keeps moving around underneath me. It's incredibly frustrating!
Re: Tuxedo.js – A Framework Built on React and Flux
#4OT I haven't looked at the lib yet (will do soon) and I know this is going to seem like a silly compliant but - on mobile the content of that page keeps moving around underneath me. It's incredibly frustrating!
Yeah I apologize for that we are still working on a mobile friendly version of the site.
Re: Tuxedo.js – A Framework Built on React and Flux
#5Please, stop this framework madness.
Re: Tuxedo.js – A Framework Built on React and Flux
#6Does Tuxedo have a plan for Isomorphic applications? I have been following the Yahoo fluxible project since it provides nice abstractions, but was designed for isomorphic apps out of the box.
Re: Tuxedo.js – A Framework Built on React and Flux
#7Does Tuxedo have a plan for Isomorphic applications? I have been following the Yahoo fluxible project since it provides nice abstractions, but was designed for isomorphic apps out of the box.
Currently we have been focusing on a purely client side implementation, that being said our features are largely built to extend React and Flux and that should put us in a strong position to work with Isomorphic apps down the line.
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#9The javascript community seems to live by the motto "A framework a day keeps the doctor away". Is anyone keeping count, we must be in the hundreds by now?
I think it's probably a good thing for now. People are still trying to figure out how to do frontend programming well. Eventually one/a few good models will come out of the chaos, and some frameworks implementing them will start to stabilize. Of course, I have no idea how long that will take.
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#10Why is there is a five second animation to load a completely static home page?