sac-sac-mate Implementing conditional linking In the previous post, I outlined what I need and a possible solution to make it work.Here, I'm going to briefly write about how I implemented it and include the screencast which
api Thinking about conditional linking In certain apps, there's a need to show data from related resources that might or might not exist. One example that comes to mind is a wiki where an article can link to
emberjs Rendering the chess board – declaratively. Part 1. Having decided that I want to include the ability of stepping through chess games in the MVP, I set to implementing that feature. My first thought was to not reinvent the wheel and
sac-sac-mate Extending the original MVP (aka. moving the goal posts) At this point, I realized I've completed the pieces needed for my original, self-inflicted MVP .However, I reckon that MVP wasn't ambitious enough. At the risk of moving the goal posts, I can
sac-sac-mate Adding fly-over animation from list to details After I made list resorting animate I got excited about how much ember-animated can do with how little code. I was hooked and signed up to EmberMap's animation workshop at EmberConf. Having finished
ui Using ember-animated to re-sort a list Animations can spice up user interaction but their best use is to help the user understand what's going on on the page, as a result of their action.I wanted to use animations
d3 Coming closer to understanding D3's data joins This is one of those posts where I'll describe the challenge I've faced and how I overcame it, so that you, dear reader, can hopefully learn how not to get bogged down with
emberjs New project: Sac Sac Mate There are always several things in the broadly interpreted world of software development I want to learn about. What usually works for me is instead of (or rather, in addition to) reading articles and books or watching videos about the topic, I build something with those tools.
