Jason Orendorff
Jason Orendorff
@samth I can imagine an answer to that. Module names would be baked in at creation time. So if the Module is the result of a Load, it takes that...
Thanks for the pointer, @EisenbergEffect. What Durandal's doing here still seems unusual to me because I think of modules as code, not arbitrary objects. Maybe that's just me? In any...
My notes say "@samth is receptive. 2013 April 22."
I suggested this: - When `System.fetch` fails due to the same-origin policy, but `` would succeed, `System.fetch` calls the `reject` callback passing a `DOMException` with the response data stored in...
It's all observable. What I proposed is observably different from, say, stack inspection. It's transparent to lambda: ``` let originalFetch = System.fetch; System.fetch = (...args) => originalFetch(...args); ``` Stack inspection...
OK, we're on the same page then. I wonder if what Navigation Controllers plan on doing here is really OK. Even an opaque response exposes success/failure of requests against cross-domain...
@dherman says that @wycats may have thoughts on this.
The plan of record is to do what the navcontrollers spec does. Same problem, same solution. I'll add a primitive to the implementation and code that shows what the control...
Polymorphism for `src` gets us this. the "plan of record" from 3 months ago is basically right.