Chris Coyne

I just took a look at eco's ruby implemention: https://github.com/sstephenson/ruby-eco ... it appears he uses a library called ExecJS to let a ruby user compile the templates via the shell...

If someone wants to try to add this to Eco, I'd be happy to share the experiences I had making it work with Toffee. It was kind of a fun...

hmm, well, on one hand, you could just run your own server and serve your /keybase/public directory as your content. But I'm guessing your goal is to do no self-hosting?...

we have to think about how to handle the TLS, so your site can be secure. otherwise, what's the point of using all this crypto, if it's finally just served...

hi @iamtedko - in our email chat you mentioned hitting an error with some sample code. Can you post your attempt and the error?

hey @iamtedko - thanks for posting. I think this'll require a response from @maxtaco but I know he's on vacation this week... so I'd expect next week before he can...

Ok, I wouldn't trust this without @maxtaco 's seal of approval, but poking into the code, I think this is what you want: ``` coffeescript kbpgp.KeyManager.generate opts, (err, alice) ->...

I think there would be a couple issues here. Most notably that there's a disconnect between the await wrapper and the number of defers. You can do pretty funky things:...

Interesting! I don't have an opinion on this, more just curious about how the deferMulti would work in practice. To understand what you're saying, if I wrote something like this...

hmm, cool, I didn't even know you could do that in CoffeeScript.