Get this in the bundle for $ grunt build:prod:

//# sourceMappingURL=function map() { [native code] }

Don't minify, but add source maps so that we get nice file line links...

In the current iteration of full/browserify we have 3 underscores!

1 lo-dash, then 2 underscores. Ugh.

Look to https://github.com/substack/browserify-handbook#shimming on how to properly solve.

Backend datastore should be entirely npm install-able.

Ticket the following out and get going:

• Implement a skeleton/webpack-cls
• Decide if also going to implement a Gruntfile.js.
• Update README with different information.
  • Source maps server / generation.
  • Gulpfile vs. Gruntfile.
  • Dev. server, watches, still some Browserify stuff there?

. replace sqlite manipulations in server/index.js with this
. make it generic for any db table
. add user input sanitizing

See an update in watch in console, but actual js-dist/bundle.js output doesn't change when changing sources and running:

$ grunt browserify:dist-min-watch

full/amd/server/index.js (for the title and text inputs)

... and all the time. It's awful...

Issues:

• Caching: Running gulp dev and repeatedly changing app file rebuilds several of the bundles after second time. Maybe a re-map problem?

https://github.com/cjohansen/karma-browserifast purportedly speeds up browserified tests for use with Karma. (Doesn't really help for in-browser tests I believe...)

Welcome CascadiaJS 2014 workshop participants!

This ticket will serve as our discussion forum for any issues you have installing the notes application following the instructions for:

• Mac/Linux
• Windows

Please comment below with issues you have and we'll work through them!

In my browser, after creating a new note, then going to "edit view" -- http://formidablelabs.github.io/notes/full/amd/app/#note/d4ae171f-970c-95fe-715b-5a4db1c8edf5/view -- bombs out with this error:

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'replace' of undefined bundle.js:109
makeHtml bundle.js:109
t.View.extend.render bundle.js:109
t.View.extend.initialize bundle.js:109
t.View bundle.js:106
r bundle.js:106
n.View.extend.initialize bundle.js:109
t.View bundle.js:106
r bundle.js:106
t.Router.extend.note bundle.js:109
n.extend.execute bundle.js:106
(anonymous function) bundle.js:106
(anonymous function) bundle.js:106
ct bundle.js:105
n.extend.loadUrl bundle.js:106
n.extend.start bundle.js:106
(anonymous function) bundle.js:109
(anonymous function) bundle.js:106
(anonymous function) bundle.js:106
l bundle.js:106
t.Events.trigger bundle.js:106
n.extend.reset bundle.js:106
e.success bundle.js:106
t.LocalStorage.sync.window.Store.sync.t.localSync bundle.js:106
t.sync bundle.js:106
n.extend.sync bundle.js:106
n.extend.fetch bundle.js:106
(anonymous function) bundle.js:109
l bundle.js:104
h.add bundle.js:104
Z.fn.ready bundle.js:104
Z.fn.init bundle.js:104
Z bundle.js:103
(anonymous function) bundle.js:109
context.execCb require.js:1650
Module.check require.js:866
Module.enable require.js:1143
context.enable require.js:1511
(anonymous function) require.js:1128
(anonymous function) require.js:132
each require.js:57
Module.enable require.js:1090
Module.init require.js:774
(anonymous function) require.js:1416

From: http://www.meetup.com/seattlejs/events/178649462/comments/370256812/

Ran into an issue with the Windows setup -- it failed on a Linux-style path:

> [email protected] postinstall c:\PTDocuments\nodejs\training
> ./node_modules/.bin/bower install

'.' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

npm ERR! [email protected] postinstall: `./node_modules/.bin/bower install`
npm ERR! Exit status 1
npm ERR!
npm ERR! Failed at the [email protected] postinstall script.
...

I already had node installed, and it's a slightly older version -- v0.10.24 -- but that shouldn't affect whether Windows handles . in a path. :-)

I'm just looking into this, so asking in case anyone has already worked around this. Thanks!

Since we've moved away from Backbone.localStorage we can't just statically host on gh-pages anymore. Task:

• Get a version that does use localStorage and host that.

OR

• Host a version of notes on Heroku.
  • We probably don't want a shared datastore (public unchecked input???). So, tie to session?

Our devDependencies are effectively dependencies because we need a build to go to production. Consider moving stuff to dependencies.

The node server code in full|skeleton AMD was never JsHinted and fails in many places.

Tasks:

• Add Jshint for server code to full/amd and skeleton/amd (via sync'ing) in Grunt.
• Fix all JsHint errors.

Remove the existing skeleton app. Replace with a yeoman generator.

Yeoman choices should include;

• Jasmine or Mocha tests?
• LocalStorage or Express/SQLite backend?
• RequireJS or Browserify?