But the use case is much more limited if Fie is used correctly I guess
I think a blacklist would be perfect by the way! Tell me if you are making a PR :).
We do a lot of Ruby, and only javascript when we really need to :) so it seems it would fit well
I will release 0.3.4 in the week end
As long we understand, currently fie commander re-renders all body and diffs html changes in client browser. Fie demo worked well but in real application with huge one is no go to re-render all page again. Thus we would be very happy, if we can render only partial, because currently pain old ajax with partial is faster in our case.
ETA 1 month
Super, thank you. We played a bit here about partial rendering. We follow restful design, therefore ideally would be super handy if fie would render restful ajax controllers. Say we define def index; respond_to do |fie| in our resful controller and in fie view file fie-resource: orders_url and it will render. Or alternative, works similar way as rails partials, where helper would be render: 'orders/index', fie: true and it will render fie commander.
We will play with your code a bit and try to find elegant design for partial rendering.
I just found this project and I think it is incredibly interesting. The guides are very well done as well. I’m curious how you handle activerecord objects and forms. How does Fie serialize and deserialize objects that are that complex? Or does it not even try and somehow reloads the objects and forms when re rendering?
I work on a framework called Lucky and I’d love to have something like this in crystal that is optional or built in. But I’m ha omg trouble figuring out how to handle complex objects like forms, models and queries.
Hey thanks :) At the moment I am simply encrypting/decrypting and using basic ruby marshalling which so far has worked well for active records. I therefore had no need to find a more complicated logic. The only barrier I had was not being able to marshal objects with singleton, but it is not the end of the world really, you can in most cases just send objects that do not have singleton to the view.
I do have one question : The execute commander method only asks for method name and not WHICH commander. How does it know which commander's method to call?
hopefully performance improvements will come within the next month :)
Well I would like all users on /foos/:id to be able to view the resource change depending on another's actions where only one user is active at a time, but their view would also be active.
In another way One active users form submission would be processed and broadcast to all users on that resource including the submitting user.
@raen79 so there is an issue with encoding a Marshal dump to json with an active record model. I have been trying to figure this out but I'm not the best with string encoding. Maybe someone else here has some thoughts.
issue: raen79/fie#27
I wanna dive into rails, i have just covered devise in rails, what should i do next