this room is being decommissioned - move on over to https://gitter.im/reactrb/chat
you guys might want to chime in here: https://www.reddit.com/r/ruby/comments/4m2mra/thoughts_on_opal/
I'm not sure what a 'reactive-sequel' gem would look like...
i just don't see why you were downvoted except for such a queer hatred that pervades from the js-love community
it's strange to see such objective remarks beaten apart
@ylluminate internet communities have been getting me down lately, so much tribalism, FUD, etc... The opal community that's here on gitter is way better than most, AFAIAC, we share, help, and write code, etc. After years of opal evangelism w/not much results, I'm down to the point where I'm thinking F* 'em, if they don't want, they can keep doing what they're doing, I want things to get better for us and hopefully we'll pick up a few new people here and there
Ultimately, we have a viable technology path that will ensure we don't end up as Node programmers, which I'm not particularly keen on being one.
well said... indeed for me its very very practical. I own a company whose product is NOT software, so every $ I spend on SW development has to be carefully justified. I spent about 2 years exploring options like Ember, and the bottom line is Opal has saved me a lot, and enabled my team to produce what I think is going to be a great new front end.
@ylluminate - well thanks for the upvote... For the sake of Opal and Reactrb please upvote as well!
i mean heck, while this is going to an extreme: reiserfs was a really good filesystem. sure, the maker ended up being a murderer, but does that mean it should just be shunted to the sewer? i don't know, but i certainly feel that folks should see that there can be a great deal of value in tech that's produced by even the most vile of beings... lol, not that @elia ever even did anything "wrong" in the first place!!! (that entire fiasco was just an entire misunderstanding blown up into a war)
overall, i'm really glad to see to have seen ruby's position in may's index: http://www.tiobe.com/tiobe_index
i would have simply thought people would, at the very least, be more objective in a RUBY "forum" (but it is reddit, so i guess that explains a bit)
again, not like anyone is saying a ton, it's just the voting that tells volumes behind the scene
Ultimately I think we'll only get any real traction outside of here when either a big influencer gets turned on to opal, or we have some substantial real world successes. @catmando 's money saved a lot, if quantified could be a help. I have a vision of a successful app w/react on web, react native on mobile, possibly even a react electron desktop app, scaling well on the backend w/jruby and/or crystal, where I can say, "see it all works, and you all run this app"
then we might score 11 on reddit
Well if somebody wants to guess what it would cost to translate the www.catprint.com UI to v4.catprint.com UI (you would have to spend some time clicking around, placing orders, etc) I could then tell you what it saved. I hate to say anything, and spoil the objectivity. :-)
should this pass????:
require 'spec_helper'
class Foo
define_method :some_bar do
"bar1"
end
def bar
"bar2"
end
end
describe "TestMethod" do
it 'you can redefine a method' do
expect(Foo.new.some_bar).to eq("bar2")
end
endYou would think so, but it does not!
I don't understand why... but the above fails in 0.9 and normal ruby, but passes in 0.8
anybody know why? Posted question on SO http://stackoverflow.com/questions/37601659/redefining-method-in-ruby-class-not-working-as-expected
Not being a user of React or React.rb, I'm not sure what a reactive-sequel gem would do. But if you want to discuss it in the Google Group or IRC, I'm available there.
@catmando - opal 0.8 is so far back that I can't even remember speed wise how things performed. The last Travis build that includes both does not show a huge different though - https://travis-ci.org/opal/opal-rspec/builds/104818237. Opal-RSpec 0.6, which will come out with opal 0.10, should have some notable speed improvements between some optimizations I made and some that jgaskins made.
is there a react.rb equivalent of https://react.rocks/ ? I know I always find sites like these helpful when I'm investigating a new library and trying to find out what it's capable of
but we'd like to change that
btw, nice weather apps, my coworker who's into weather dug them
or convert the popular apps to reactrb as demos
@dineshPallapa conversation is now at https://gitter.im/ruby-hyperloop/chat. Somebody there can help