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!
I start to work on a new project build with mimosa
so I discover it
I have "some" issue to make require work on build but I didn't see any configuration on it
First error come from
main.coffee requiring ./common that is in the same folder at the build I get this error
....
oups I'm wrong
./common is found but not jquery
How do I specify the vendor path ?
Apparently the configuration have to be righten explicitely
Replying here to a question that @boltforge asked me, I've essentially been stalled for 2 reasons, 1) writing a million tests burned me out a bit and 2) I've had a ton of other things sucking up my time. If anyone wanted to help, it would be in writing tests for the things that are still in CoffeeScript (if they have been converted to .js that means they have had tests written). Once the tests are knocked out I'd be able to focus on a few key features for 3.0 before releasing it. Despite it being 3.0, all the work was started in a 2point4 branch, which is where it lives now.
Been doing more mimosa related stuff the last few weeks specifically in support of my team, so I'm slowing getting back into the swing of things. I won't make any promises but given my work is going to slow down some, I hope to at least wrap up tests before the end of July. Considering the template compiler was 1200 lines, and I've still got some of the bigger things to test, good chance it goes beyond that.
I keep getting this error, any advice for tracking it down? Using node 0.12.4. Any ideas for what the root cause of this, last time bumping the version of mimosa-live-reload.
"mimosa": "2.3.20",
"mimosa-jade": "2.3.0",
"mimosa-live-reload": "1.4.0",
"mimosa-post-hook": "0.3.0",
"mimosa-server-reload": "1.1.0",
"mimosa-server-template-compile": "^0.7.0",
"mimosa-stylus": "1.4.0",
"mimosa-web-package": "2.0.0",[Error: Module did not self-register.]
js-bson: Failed to load c++ bson extension, using pure JS version
[Error: Module did not self-register.]
js-bson: Failed to load c++ bson extension, using pure JS version
[Error: Module did not self-register.]
js-bson: Failed to load c++ bson extension, using pure JS version
[Error: Module did not self-register.]
js-bson: Failed to load c++ bson extension, using pure JS version
[Error: Module did not self-register.]
js-bson: Failed to load c++ bson extension, using pure JS version
21:44:03 - Success - Mimosa is starting your server: server.js
mongohq
/node_modules/bcrypt/node_modules/bindings/bindings.js:83