sandstrom
sandstrom
Yes, I think when it comes to front-end stuff, Bridgetown should certainly strive to work together with the popular tools. But doesn't necessarily need complete integrations where Bridgetown knows about...
@halostatue Great summary and overview of JS dependency integration points! The path I'd pursue (and please argue against me if you don't agree, I may have missed something) is that...
@jaredcwhite Added us as a sponsor just now. Hopefully this helps towards some of the ideas expressed above (https://github.com/bridgetownrb/bridgetown/issues/609#issuecomment-1221277335), assuming you think those ideas are good. As explained above, I...
Yes, as an example, Ember uses a config/targets.js file (https://cli.emberjs.com/release/advanced-use/asset-compilation/#jstranspiling), where the project can configure supported browsers. This data is then consumed by CSS and JS pre-processors. Also based on...
For me, I don't mind, I wouldn't prioritize it. Lots of other interesting stuff that's more important 😄
Sounds great! As mentioned above, maybe we can just skip the `bundle exec ` prefix? But if some scenarios need it, then a command line flag or config value may...
@jaredcwhite Sorry for persistent asking, but just wanted to see if you have any thoughts on this? We're closing in on our middleman -> bridgetown migration, and this is one...
@zealot128 Thanks, we'll try it out and see if that solves it under our scenario too.
@zealot128 I've checked, and 3.0 doesn't solve this for us. To be honest, I don't really see how this would be a ruby version concern. I think it's occurring at...