On Thursday, October 6, 2016 at 2:12:21 PM UTC, Dan Segal wrote:
>
> *Code*
>
> - github repo: https://github.com/djsegal/julz
> - (see readme.rst as well as included dummy Julia project)
>
> *Summary*
>
> Julz is a command line utility for creating ambitious Julia applications.
>
I see you changed "ambitious Julia applications" to "scalable Julia
applications", do you need to add "web"?:
Maybe it's just me this (and ember-cli (and ember.js "ambitious *web*
applications"), not really familiar with either..) but:
In this way it channels Ruby on Rails’ mantra of “convention over
> configuration”: tell people where files should go, but allow them to tweak
> it if they so desire.
>
implied to me "web applications" (maybe nowadays there isn't any other
kind..?).
It's getting to be difficult to choose a Julia web application framework
with so many choices, is this competing with any of them, or can you use
with and maybe not just for the web?
I see the project is Python (and Ruby ("Gemfile")?! and maybe Julia?) code.
Maybe that is why:
I see: "Change from 4 spaces to 2 spaces :P
<https://github.com/djsegal/julz/commit/233ef9d3290cdda41db720c4c240b925d95a1672>"
[conflicts with Julia's CONTRIBUTING.md, recommendation of 4 spaces, and if
I recall Julia styleguides elsewhere..]
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