Mochabot log - CommonJS IRC channel: #commonjs on irc.freenode.net

2010-10-26:

[16:40] <WesMac> Does anybody besides RequireJS implements Transports/D? How about Async/A? kriszyp, are they in Dojo?
[16:51] <kriszyp> Yabble implements transport/D
[16:52] <kriszyp> and Async/A
[16:52] <kriszyp> neither transport/D nor Async/A is in Dojo
[16:53] <WesMac> kriszyp: Thanks. Does Transporter use them?
[16:54] <dmachi> Transporter itself can use requirejs or yabble iirc
[16:54] <kriszyp> transporter is using AMD
[16:55] <WesMac> Ah, and AMD is significantly different from Transports/D
[16:55] * WesMac is having a hard time keeping the landscape straight
[16:55] <kriszyp> yeah
[16:55] <kriszyp> and Dojo is using AMD
[16:56] <WesMac> Got it. RequireJS, now, is roughly Transports/D + AMD?
[16:56] <WesMac> Or at least, it implemented Transports/D at one point?
[16:56] <WesMac> (anybody know if Narwhal ever implemented Loaders/* ? )
[16:56] <WesMac> (or anybody else?)
[16:57] <kriszyp> RequireJS doesn't support Transport/D in the core, it has a plugin for transport/D
[16:58] <WesMac> Okay, that's good. I'm trying to figure out which specs have been successfully implemented and where so I can document, you know, 'prior art' accurately
[16:58] <kriszyp> I don't think Narwhal doesn't anything with this
[16:58] <WesMac> Hm, I kind of thought he had plug-in loaders (sync) but I can't seem to find formal reference to that
[16:58] <kriszyp> Nodules also implements AMD, fwiw
[16:58] <WesMac> Thanks!
[20:04] <WesMac> Hmm, MS-Word suggests that "resolve, normalize, or canonanicalize the paths provided" should be changed to *canabalize* the paths provided
[20:05] <deanlandolt1> what, those aren't the same thing?
[20:06] <deanlandolt1> common misconception
[20:07] <deanlandolt1> http://www.bash.org/?5300
[20:11] <WesMac> lol
[20:11] <WesMac> deanlandolt1: Interesting, right in Modules/1.1.1 require.main is an object
[20:11] <WesMac> deanlandolt1: What implementations have you verified that it's a module id?
[20:12] <deanlandolt1> i think it's a module id on ringo
[20:12] <deanlandolt1> but it's a module object everywhere else that i've tried
[20:12] <deanlandolt1> 1.1 even specifies that
[20:12] <WesMac> wait, what did GPSEE implement? module object?
[20:13] <WesMac> (geez, from talking to me, you'd think I was a stoner)
[20:13] <WesMac> Yeah, it must have been the module object
[20:14] <deanlandolt1> it was the module object
[20:14] <deanlandolt1> it was correct IIRC

 

 

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