Announcing Enyo 2.0.1(blog.enyojs.com)
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Announcing Enyo 2.0.1
http://blog.enyojs.com/post/30548355957/announcing-enyo-2-0-1
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Thank you for having your home link on your "blog." domain link to your home page, and not the front of your blog. It amazes me how many startups supposedly know how to build a great product, yet all seem to get this wrong.
Hmm, I don't see any documentation about an URL-router or any kind of state handling, and none of the examples modify the location-bar.
That seems like quite a showstopper, or did I just miss the docs about that?
That seems like quite a showstopper, or did I just miss the docs about that?
We don't have a component for that, but given that one of our main audiences is on-device applications where the URL isn't visible to the user (think PhoneGap or webOS), this wasn't super important.
We do have some apps that do their own routing. Look at the code for gallery (https://github.com/enyojs/gallery) and api-tool (https://github.com/enyojs/api-tool). We're also adding routing to the sampler app, and that may result in some core framework support for this method.
As for other state handling -- we've been working on documenting best practices on using Enyo with Backbone, with Enyo handing views, and Backbone handling state management and syncing.
We do have some apps that do their own routing. Look at the code for gallery (https://github.com/enyojs/gallery) and api-tool (https://github.com/enyojs/api-tool). We're also adding routing to the sampler app, and that may result in some core framework support for this method.
As for other state handling -- we've been working on documenting best practices on using Enyo with Backbone, with Enyo handing views, and Backbone handling state management and syncing.
Great job Ben! (& to the rest of the Enyo team)
This is an awesome release not only for the bug fixes but there are a few enhancements that I am pretty pumped about.
Really loving the framework.
This is an awesome release not only for the bug fixes but there are a few enhancements that I am pretty pumped about.
Really loving the framework.
Looking forward to seeing the next "Show HN: awesome hacker news reader" to be written in Enyo :)