Big news, everyone! The Javascript Multicore port has been refactored to full ECMA implementation. Along with full tests, and demos!
👉Multicore Framework: https://t.co/XfNWufauyB
@CocoaPods Hi there. I'm trying to claim the puremvc pod, as the original maintainer has gone silent and we have updates to make. I fill in the form, but when I submit, I get a 404. Is there any other path to joy?
Big news, everyone! The Javascript Multicore port has been refactored to full ECMA implementation. Along with full tests, and demos!
👉Multicore Framework: https://t.co/XfNWufauyB
Ask front-end devs what they want, and many will say they want easier ways to:
- Directly manipulate state
- Fetch data from anywhere, any time
How do we convince devs that this is the easiest approach short-term, but a bug and maintenance nightmare long-term? 🤔
@ThisIsMissEm So it's exiting normally with no process.[exit|abort|kill]. Yeah, then you're probably going to have to figure out where the exit is actually happening. if you add a process.on("exit", fn), it can tell you when it's going to exit. Don't know if breakpointing that could help...
@ThisIsMissEm Can you not search for process.exit()? --trace-exit should be enough, but if it's not working, then the next step back is finding all the calls and breakpointing them. Also, are you using "--trace-exit" or "--trace-exits". If the latter, that may be your problem.
@ThisIsMissEm Search for all the process.exit() calls. Set up shop around them with console logging or debugger breakpoints. You don't have to debug every single line.
This is book is your shortcut to building apps better. I wish it was available when I was learning how to build composable software:
https://t.co/tOgJP9QaLf
Fear not, PureMVC will be around long after civilization crumbles. The alien anthropologists will find the code vault and realize that at least, for a moment in time, we got something right. 🥳
Just noticed that I’m a @github Arctic Code Vault Contributor. They took some of the most used projects, put them on microfilm, and stored it in an old mine in Svalbard, Norway. After the impending apocalypse, we can rebuild using @PureMVC https://t.co/SJo6NBkHm4
“The big idea is 'messaging' … The key in making great and growable systems is much more to design how its modules communicate rather than what their internal properties and behaviors should be.” - Alan Kay
Ref. the earlier competition post (see https://t.co/LfNmGFswn9) there are a few other mugs available that aren't on https://t.co/IRs0sKJbYe yet (pending about a dozen other being added). If the winner wants one of these, just let me know.
#retrogaming#c64#zxspectrum#arcade
Finally got all the pieces I needed to get this very kind birthday gift from @Oddba1149. It's a keyboard that you can install a Raspberry Pi inside. It becomes a modern "wedge" style computer like the vintage #c64, #Amiga, #Atari style systems. I have big plans for this!
This is why I keep using PureMVC. No new features from year to year but it maintains a solid user base and sees new ports just because it works so well.