Chris Cowan

They seem to have similar goals for live updating code, but take fundamentally different techniques. Amok uses v8 debugger features to update code, and Browserify-HMR and Webpack HMR rely on...

This is a little awkward for me because just yesterday I was experimenting with using securely-generated long random passphrases with a minimal work factor to speed up decryption. (I'm storing...

Thanks for the clear bug report! I'll look into this soon. There's a few issues I've seen that have to do with files being added or removed from the bundle...

If you're seeing the "Emitting updates" and "Updated modules" messages, then your build process is likely correct. The issue is probably that you don't have any code calling `module.hot`. See...

Are you using `module.hot.accept` (or a transform that uses it for you, like react-transform-hmr) anywhere in your code? You need to, or else Browserify-HMR won't know how to update your...

Browserify-HMR and Webpack HMR update files by executing them again, but you have to first mark which files can accept updates by using `module.hot.accept`. A file can accept updates of...

As per #11, this should work if you use the --url and --port options together. Please let me know if that doesn't seem to be the case or if you...

Oh, you want multiple bundles hosted from the same port. Sorry, I mixed this issue up with #11 a bit. > Each is bundled with a separate browserify + watchify...

This hasn't been worked on yet. Being able to host multiple from the same port would be a neat feature, but I think some of the demand for the feature...

This would break using browserify-hmr on file:// URIs by default. >preferring the default settings to work out-of-the-box! HTTPS isn't part of the default settings though. I agree it's too bad...