Mislav Marohnić

On Mon, Dec 8, 2014 at 8:29 AM, Kevin LEVRON [email protected] wrote: > The difference is not so visible in chrome. > > Thanks for making that bench. Interesting that...

Thanks for reporting! I don't use this myself much anymore, so this repo is basically archived, but if you want to send me a PR then I would gladly review...

Sorry that all of you have troubles with pjax. The behavior of pjax varies pretty wildly with what sort of response it gets from the server. For example, the original...

We're working on a new version of pjax library that might have built-in support for `` and `` tags. Currently users are required to handle these tags manually on a...

> My use case for having these meta tags updated was that I found it nice to have certain social actions, for instance hitting a Pinterest "pin" button, work by...

Would the recent `pjax:beforeReplace` event be good enough for you? We're even improving it further in https://github.com/defunkt/jquery-pjax/pull/403

The reason why jQuery has high control about how events propagate and which handlers get executed is because they wrote their own event dispatch system, which is something that we...

Hmm or maybe this won't be so hard to implement? Maybe we could just check for `event.isPropagationStopped()` before dispatching each delegated handler?

Thanks! I'll take a closer look at the code. You might be on to something, and you're always welcome to try improve [our current delegation logic](https://github.com/madrobby/zepto/blob/76e4233fee433180e7410a4f778e8f6680b95bb0/src/event.js#L196-202).

Thanks for letting us know! It's clever, but still a huge hack. We're definitely interesting in using some streaming technology once it's available in browsers.