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meh`>
adambeynon, also the formatter needs some fixing for asynchronous specs
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meh`>
they get added to a random DOM node instead of the proper one
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meh`>
kind of fucks up everything
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opal-browser/master 634dbf9 meh: immediate: cleanup and add documentation
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bleathem>
Does anyone have experience creating an npm module out of an "opalified" ruby library?
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bleathem>
I'm particularly interested in how I should treat the Opal global, to avoid conflicitng with other libraries that do the same thing
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opal-browser/master acf27fa meh: screen: add documentation and references
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elia>
meh`, 'morning!
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jsilver>
Hello! is it a good idea to use OpalRb in a phonegap-like html5 mobile app? is anyone doing this?
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meh`>
I have no idea what a phonegap-like html5 mobile app is
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jsilver>
I am using Intel XDK New
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jsilver>
it uses Apache Cordova internally
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jsilver>
same engine as PhoneGap
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jsilver>
are you familiar with html5 mobile apps?
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meh`>
I think adambeynon may be doing something related tho
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jsilver>
ah well, its a way to write crossplatform mobile apps using css/js/html and some lowlevel native hooks that provide OS api functionality
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RoxasShadowRS>
I don't see any problem, you should just wrap apache cordova's APIs
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jsilver>
its definitely possible to use javascript, haven't seen anyone using coffeescript, wondering if Opal would work
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jsilver>
well.. im too far along in this project for a conversion to make sense, really.. but I can give it a shot on the next app
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jsilver>
and maybe make some kind of kit for doing it
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jsilver>
crossplatform html5 ruby apps would be sweet
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RoxasShadowRS>
opal works like a charm in mobile browsers, you should have no problems with them
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RoxasShadowRS>
if something is not available in opal, you have just to make a wrapper
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elia>
jsilver, I can confirm what RoxasShadowRS said
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elia>
looking into cordova now and seems awesome
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ryanstout>
elia: just a heads up, my company did a big cordova project and its got a lot of issues
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ryanstout>
also the docs are pretty bad, imho
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ryanstout>
though we were also integrating tokbox's plugin, so that might have been causing some of the problems
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jsilver>
I can confirm that I am happy developing mobile apps in the free Intel XDK, which uses Apache Cordova under the hood
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elia>
ryanstout, were them cross platform issues?
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meh`>
elia, you run on OS X, right?
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jsilver>
haven't used Cordova straight up, am using XDK which wraps it
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ryanstout>
we were only testing on iOS, but just a lot of things that were supposed to work didn't
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jsilver>
i haven't had anything not work
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ryanstout>
yea, developing in OSX
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meh`>
elia, do you have Safari 7?
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ryanstout>
jsilver: thats good, maybe it was because we were doing it in the transition from 2 to 3
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ryanstout>
so all of the docs were for 2
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jsilver>
i'm using 2.7
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elia>
meh`, need testing for something?
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ryanstout>
ok, we were trying to do a 3.x app
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jsilver>
you might want to try XDK, i find it very nice and useful, and they respond to bug reports fast
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meh`>
elia, more than testing
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meh`>
figuring out what the hell is wrong
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meh`>
there's a spec that rarely fails