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Apr 26 14:09:13 <HaDAk> can you use both jquery AND enyo? O_o
Apr 26 14:11:07 <grayb0x> @HaDAk yeah jquery and Enyo can both be used on the same page
Apr 26 14:11:16 <HaDAk> iiiiiiiiiiiinteresting.
Apr 26 14:11:25 <HaDAk> i need to redesign hanskokx.com
Apr 26 14:11:33 <HaDAk> because it's ugly and the code is godawfulscary
Apr 26 14:11:56 <HaDAk> i'm considering enyo. and jquery.
Apr 26 14:12:01 <HaDAk> because enyo can't do some things
Apr 26 14:12:06 <HaDAk> like drag and drop upload for multiple files
Apr 26 14:13:29 <grayb0x> yeah, we currently have some drag and drop elements that are static markup that get dropped onto enyo rendered markup and then handled by enyo kinds
Apr 26 14:14:14 <HaDAk> wat
Apr 26 14:14:23 <HaDAk> i'm trying to do this http://blueimp.github.io/jQuery-File-Upload/
Apr 26 14:15:21 <grayb0x> ah, yeah that will work also
Apr 26 14:15:31 <HaDAk> i'd prefer to go pure enyo
Apr 26 14:15:38 <HaDAk> but i don't think enyo can DO that very well.
Apr 26 14:16:12 <HaDAk> then again, i'm in over my head with javascript. so.
Apr 26 14:18:59 <grayb0x> I know enyo does have a drag and dragAvatar using that with FileReader which is something I am working with right now, which is kinda funny, you could make a thumnail of the image when dragging, but if its uploading you want then that will deal more with enyo.Ajax/enyo.Async etc
Apr 26 14:23:17 <HaDAk> i really am in over my head, aren't i? :(
Apr 26 14:24:04 <grayb0x> nah, just another language with its quirks and API
Apr 26 14:25:32 <grayb0x> from what I have used of Javascript and now enyo, it really makes using proper prototype object's really simple and awesome
Apr 26 14:25:59 <HaDAk> well, i'm a complete noob when it comes to javascript. i can't code my way out of a wet paper bag.
Apr 26 14:26:02 <HaDAk> php? sure. no problem.
Apr 26 14:33:01 <grayb0x> I used to be in a similar position myself, then I got roped into writing a few services using NodeJS for quick communication and next thing I know I am doing mostly front end UI/Browser work most of my days
Apr 26 14:34:39 <HaDAk> i do infosec >.>
Apr 26 14:34:39 <grayb0x> luckly javascript is pretty simplistic with some great features that can do both good and bad, for me enyo really helped make things work for the better instead of spiralling out of control
Apr 26 14:35:38 <HaDAk> well. maybe i'll ask questions :P
Apr 26 16:11:02 <summatusmentis> sugardave: so, that max call stack issue? seems to not exist in actual releases from 2.1, 2.1.1, 2.2
Apr 26 16:11:07 <summatusmentis> as compared to git pulls
Apr 26 16:26:42 <madnificent> summatusmentis: are the releases built?
Apr 26 16:26:50 <madnificent> summatusmentis: as in: compressed etc
Apr 26 16:30:16 <sugardave> summatusmentis: you know the drill, give me a fiddle that shows the problem and then I can start figuring it out (or pass it on to the geniuses)
Apr 26 17:04:50 <madnificent> sugardave <== the first line of attack
Apr 26 17:07:18 <sugardave> you're all doomed
Apr 26 18:17:59 <summatusmentis> madnificent: that's a fair question
Apr 26 18:18:20 <summatusmentis> sugardave: I'll see if I can pull something out that demonstrates it this weekend
Apr 26 18:45:59 <GodGinrai> hey sugardave, are there any examples for enyo.Async aside from the wiki?
Apr 26 18:46:14 <GodGinrai> I'm still a little fuzzy on its use
Apr 26 18:50:10 <sugardave> meh, I don't use it directly
Apr 26 18:50:20 <sugardave> I just use enyo.Ajax most of the time
Apr 26 18:53:46 <sugardave> but it looks like it drives the same, set a response handler, an error handler, then .go()  (override go to do what you want as far as the action and have it respond)
Apr 26 19:42:55 <GodGinrai> sugardave: I was wondering, because Roy mentioned using it to do the legwork outside of events, so this sounds like something I should be using to make my process execution more smooth.
Apr 26 20:11:21 <summatusmentis> madnificent: the releases I'm using came in zip files, and deploying doesn't show the issue either
Apr 26 21:07:13 <GodGinrai> hey summatusmentis, did you ever try those troubleshooting ideas I mentioned?
Apr 26 21:07:57 <summatusmentis> yeah, downloading the zipped releases seems to work fine
Apr 26 21:08:01 <summatusmentis> it must be something in the git repos
Apr 26 21:14:24 <GodGinrai> hrrm
Apr 26 21:14:28 <GodGinrai> strange
Apr 26 21:14:40 <GodGinrai> good to hear that you found a solution, tho'
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