Tim Caswell

I see the case of a new write is dangerous. Could you patch the code to only use the cached revision if both the user's session has already done one...

By session, I meant your local node process. You can always assume you're in the same session. But I guess if several users are using the same node server, then...

Even if all my programs were multi-user servers connected to a single couch database, I still would like clean separation between my db client and my application logic. While I...

After discussing with you, I see the best solution that will fit both of our constraints would be to simple remove the rev cache completely from my driver. I'll accept...

Closures _are_ objects of a sort, just a different flavor. http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?ClosuresAndObjectsAreEquivalent. So components are instanced, they just aren't defined in the typical way using JS constructors, prototypes, and this. But...

yes, something like this, I'll look it over later.

It seems that you're building a different framework than I originally envisioned for domchanger, but still want to be able to use the dom diff algorithm. I was thinking of...

Sorry, I'm super busy this week (working till about 1:30AM every day). Maybe I'll have a chance to look at this in depth later. Feel free to ping me in...

I'm not sure what `render_for` does technically. ES5 doesn't have WeakMaps or Symbols, so I'm not sure how you would associate the function with the object. Also I think walking...

So here is the problem from the renderer's point of view: Suppose on one pass, you get the following data to render ``` js [Foo, 1, 2, 3] ``` You've...