Benjamin, I really like your approach:) Taking the small everyday things and putting them properly on Github. It could become a great collection for starters.
Johs > On 15. nov. 2015, at 04.42, Benjamin Young <[email protected]> wrote: > > Agreed, johs! > > Personally, I'm beginning to work hard at taking these rocks out of my own > shoes and tossing code up as I have it (or finding the old bits of junk I've > done and pushing them online). I'll be sending in a couple of those shortly, > in fact. :) > > -----Original Message----- > From: Johs Ensby [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Friday, November 13, 2015 11:56 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: Simple Things > > Benjamin, > I too think that what is missing is to reveil more of the simplicity of Couch > with some super simple tools. > The problem my be that what is needed is too simple for developers to bother > put in online. > Make a list, and I think this thread migth surprise you:) Let's celebrate > simplicity > > johs > > >> On 13. nov. 2015, at 15.29, Benjamin Young <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> JSON (as you're all too well aware) doesn't support line breaks. >> Consequently, one of the major pain points when working with JS in >> JSON is escaping it to line breaks. Futon didn't do this. Fauxton >> still doesn't do this. Neither of them have editors for "updates" or >> "shows" or anything else CouchApp related. Ddoc.me <http://ddoc.me/> >> (as mentioned) is fab for an "all in" environment, but I literally >> just want a copy/paste JS to "\n" escaped, JSON friendly field. :-P >> That's it. ;) >
