On Thu, Aug 1, 2013 at 11:03 AM, Dan Haywood <[email protected]>wrote:
> Many thanks, Bhargav. > > As I said to Dimuthu, please now make sure your github repo is up to date > with what you've demonstrated. We spent some time screensharing yesterday > eve, and I noticed then that the workspace on your c:\ drive where you make > your edits doesn't seem to be the same as your local copy of your github > repo. Presumably in the past you've been copying from one to the other? > You'll find it much easier to just edit in your workspace... > Yes. I have been having my webapp code at one place and used to copy it to my GitHub local repo and commit. SInce softlinking wasn't really an option, I started doing this way. Could you explain how I can do the way you are suggesting? > > Also, do spend a bit of timing getting your product backlog updated, > refining it to those that you think should be achievable in the remaining > weeks. In your youtube video you mentioned about incorporating AngularJS. > Both Maurizio and I are a little uncertain about this ... retrofitting > Angular will probably require you to junk everything you've done to date. > It might be better to just keep working with the UI frameworks that you've > already been using. > Though I haven't used AngularJS before, the sole reason why I brought it up was because for a robust viewer, we can't rely on DOM manipulation alone like what I am doing currently. I got the idea of using a framework only after you brought up templating issue sometime last month. I have been doing a lot of research as to how using a framework will make an app easily scalable. Then I referred to the code on Spiro. From what I see, my current development will hit a barrier when I go deep with DOM manipulation alone. It would make the viewer better only if I separate UI and logic out. So, I think using a framework to do this job is better. And, I don't think my code will go into trash altogether. I have ensured that I wrote modular code wherever possible so that I can reuse it in case I need to change framework. Since AngularJS allows usage of jQuery, I can reuse most of my code. What are your thoughts on this? > > Thx > Dan > > On 31 July 2013 18:57, Bhargav Golla <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi >> >> Here is my video[http://youtu.be/AeG0qjNC17c] showing my progress with >> JS Viewer. Wanted to add editing properties feature. But it isn't tested >> yet. So leaving it out for now. >> >> Regards >> >> Bhargav Golla >> Developer. Freelancer. >> B.E (Hons.) Computer Science >> BITS-Pilani >> Github <http://www.github.com/bhargavgolla> | >> LinkedIN<http://www.linkedin.com/in/bhargavgolla> >> | Website <http://www.bhargavgolla.com/> >> >> >>
