03:41 <ceej> with opal jquery, how would you access the element of an on click event inside the block...

03:44 <ceej> https://github.com/opal/opal-jquery#event-handling there doesn’t seem to be a way to get the dom element that was just clicked

03:49 <ceej> ah so looks like evt.current_target works :)

12:13 <adambeynon_> ceej: that is the best way. I will add that to the README

12:18 <GitHub192> [opalrb.org] adambeynon pushed 1 new commit to master: http://git.io/nB7AQw

12:18 <GitHub192> opalrb.org/master 2b0bb34 Adam Beynon: Clarify current_target method for jquery

12:19 <GitHub180> [opalrb.org] adambeynon pushed 1 new commit to gh-pages: http://git.io/igRKIA

12:19 <GitHub180> opalrb.org/gh-pages a200e99 Adam Beynon: Site updated to 2b0bb34

12:19 <GitHub176> [opal-jquery] adambeynon pushed 1 new commit to master: http://git.io/_V_cUg

12:19 <GitHub176> opal-jquery/master cedfa6c Adam Beynon: Point towards website for docs

16:47 <ceej> adambeynon_: thank you :)

16:48 <adambeynon_> ceej: you’re welcome. I think #element is a more obvious choice instead of #current_target. We only use #current_target to mirror what jquery uses

16:48 <adambeynon_> but #element seems better

16:49 <ceej> yeep

16:50 <ceej> can’t wait to show you guys the opal project I’ve been working on :)

18:07 <fkchang`> adambeynon_: meh` so Charlie Nutter & Tom Enebo (the JRuby guys) are having a JRuby beer tour today, they charted a bus and are going on a Microbrewery Beer tour in San Diego, it's a "Talk JRuby, drink good beer" event. We need to have an Opal Beer tour

18:08 <adambeynon_> ceej: sounds good, let us know :)

18:09 <adambeynon_> fkchang`: ha, sounds good

18:09 <adambeynon_> we’ll sort one out

18:13 <fkchang`> gotta figure how the European and US opal folks can get together

18:24 <fkchang`> ceej: what's ur project about?

18:27 <fkchang`> BTW, so for my rubyconf talk on jubilee, I built a MMO rock paper scissors game in Opal/Jubilee. Side featured opal for a "full ruby stack", but the main sell was using Jubilee to do async and scale out while reusing all your Rails/Ruby/Rack knowledge

18:27 <fkchang`> between my talk and ryan's hopefully some decent exposure for opal

18:28 <meh`> fkchang`, nice

18:29 <fkchang`> yeah my "proof of concept" was to get everyone in the room to play at once, with the whole system running on 1 dyno

18:29 <fkchang`> slides here http://www.slideshare.net/fkchang/6-reasons-jubilee-could-be-a-rubyists-new-best-friend

18:37 <fkchang`> meh`: anything interesting going on? I want to build something similar to volt wrt same code on both sides, but with lissio

18:37 <meh`> fkchang`, nothing new, I've been hitting my head on fixing class bridging for the past weeks

18:38 <fkchang`> how about elixirwise?

18:39 <meh`> same

18:39 <meh`> it became personal

18:39 <meh`> I can't focus on anything else

18:41 <fkchang`> ok, good luck