Trapped

Hello!

For those interested and having spare time, I started a project of UI
components for Amber inspired by AngularJS two-way data-binding; those
it is different and more Amber/Seaside compatible.

It is still in early stage, but maybe it already approached the minimum
viable product stage - it has primitive one-way binding already working;
on top of plain Amber widgets for view part and wrapping plain objects
for a view model.

If you want to make a few experiments, you can find it in
https://github.com/herby/trapped.

Herby

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Cool. Thanks Herby for sharing!

Nico

Herby Vojčík <[hidden email]> writes:

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Nicolas Petton
http://nicolas-petton.fr

If I understand correctly, Seaside works in a way that doesnt fit well with Amber. You had a canvas with which you painted a component blueprint. When the browser asked for this component .it was rendered and sent to the browser by the server. We thus went from one static page to another. The changes were a discrete function in time. With Amber, the changes can be continuous. The page is alive.

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