PureMVC

Big news, everyone! The Javascript Multicore port has been refactored to full ECMA implementation. Along with full tests, and demos! 👉Multicore Framework: github.com/PureMVC/puremv…

@CocoaPods Hi there. I'm trying to claim the puremvc pod, as the original maintainer has gone silent and we have updates to make. I fill in the form, but when I submit, I get a 404. Is there any other path to joy?

Oh look, @zeddotdev have lifted the @PureMVC framework's tagline, which has been around for 15 years. At least they tweaked the font slightly.

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

Major thanks to @saadshams for all his great work on this and so many other ports. A true programming polymath.

Don't forget to check the demos: 👉Frontend Demo : github.com/PureMVC/puremv… 👉Backend Demo : github.com/PureMVC/puremv…

Big news, everyone! The Javascript Multicore port has been refactored to full ECMA implementation. Along with full tests, and demos! 👉Multicore Framework: github.com/PureMVC/puremv…

Ask front-end devs what they want, and many will say they want easier ways to: - Directly manipulate state - Fetch data from anywhere, any time How do we convince devs that this is the easiest approach short-term, but a bug and maintenance nightmare long-term? 🤔

@ThisIsMissEm Don’t you love debugging dependencies? It’s so easy to take them on these days, and each one has its own dep tree.

@ThisIsMissEm So it's exiting normally with no process.[exit|abort|kill]. Yeah, then you're probably going to have to figure out where the exit is actually happening. if you add a process.on("exit", fn), it can tell you when it's going to exit. Don't know if breakpointing that could help...

@ThisIsMissEm Can you not search for process.exit()? --trace-exit should be enough, but if it's not working, then the next step back is finding all the calls and breakpointing them. Also, are you using "--trace-exit" or "--trace-exits". If the latter, that may be your problem.

@ThisIsMissEm Search for all the process.exit() calls. Set up shop around them with console logging or debugger breakpoints. You don't have to debug every single line.

A great web series now available as a book. Thanks, Eric!

Fear not, PureMVC will be around long after civilization crumbles. The alien anthropologists will find the code vault and realize that at least, for a moment in time, we got something right. 🥳

@confidant_ca @joomla I used to use Joomla, and it was quite nice. Eventually moved to Wordpress, just because of the variety of updated templates.

I just read this line on an old proposal of mine: “I would be using the Joomla! content management system (CMS) for building the new site. I have been using it and its predecessor, Mambo, since 2001.” Holy crap I'm old. And thanks, @joomla

“The big idea is 'messaging' … The key in making great and growable systems is much more to design how its modules communicate rather than what their internal properties and behaviors should be.” - Alan Kay

Ref. the earlier competition post (see tinyurl.com/y79zeo5g) there are a few other mugs available that aren't on oldskoolpixels.com yet (pending about a dozen other being added). If the winner wants one of these, just let me know. #retrogaming #c64 #zxspectrum #arcade

Finally got all the pieces I needed to get this very kind birthday gift from @Oddba1149. It's a keyboard that you can install a Raspberry Pi inside. It becomes a modern "wedge" style computer like the vintage #c64, #Amiga, #Atari style systems. I have big plans for this!

This is why I keep using PureMVC. No new features from year to year but it maintains a solid user base and sees new ports just because it works so well.

Employee Admin Swift/iOS github.com/PureMVC/puremv…

For comparison, check out these two demos. Employee Admin Kotlin/Android github.com/PureMVC/puremv…

Welcome Kotlin developers, to the PureMVC fold. A new port, a new way to build robust Android apps. github.com/PureMVC/puremv…