Check this out and see if its close to what you need? https://github.com/dbashford/mimosa-import-source If not then at least its a good place to start a conversation. =)
It crashes every time I rebuild
Or rather every time mimosa rebuilds after noticing a file change.
that module hasn't changed in awhile, what may have changed for you locally? or may the versions have shifted because they were not pinned?
http://vimawesome.com/ has some neat stuff and I really like vim.pathogen to handle packages
ln for example is next-line, lp is previous-line and so on :)
I keep getting this error, any advice for tracking it down? I'm thinking it's bc I'm using nvm and 0.12.2...
http.Client will be removed soon. Do not use it.
[Error: Module did not self-register.]
js-bson: Failed to load c++ bson extension, using pure JS version
node_modules/bcrypt/node_modules/bindings/bindings.js:83
throw e
^
Error: Module did not self-register.
But basically server-reload is fubar, live reload works fine though
also, was curious, is there a module to do a PhoneGap build, if not I'm going to try and piece together something with the jade-static-export and see what I can do
I would say, a day later, that I intend to be responsive if folks find bugs anywhere. I can drop into modules or mimosa core for an hour or two here or there to patch things up. Just need a delay on
3.0, which sucks given I am fairly close getting through the pain in the ass part.
Cool. I just started learning Elixir. Seems like a very interesting language. I've also been learning a lot lately about functional languages, functional reactive programming, category theory and more (read through SICP). I have also done more than my share of Java programming. I can't stand it now, and I stay away from Java and all JVM languages. :smile:
Go is just as flexible as JavaScript with better IO and Sync/Threads, but safety is it's price.
Elixir wad unknown to me, however, after a short introduction it seems less powerful than Rust or Go and a smaller Community.
Power in programming languages generally seems to come with more complexity, and Rust seems more complex than Elixir. Still, I would like to give Rust a try as well. It seems to have all the functional programming goodies I have recently come to appreciate.
Anyway, this isn't a forum for those topics, so I'll stop there. :)
I get a lot of web traffic from one of his other posts: http://blog.keithcirkel.co.uk/why-we-should-stop-using-grunt/
For the smallest applications it may work, but everything in a respectable size won't, that's the whole point build-tools like mimosa, grunt and gulp exist.
neither have I, was checking it out and was interested, Mimosa is good in my book :) for anything like that, I think you're looking at diminishing returns if you're talking about saving from the inspector back into the files, I mean the concept is pretty sexy, but at the moment its a bit of an edge case
huzah!