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Open nicklasb opened this issue 9 years ago • 5 comments

@rowino, @ThomasPe, @opencubicles : So there is now a directive.

What we have talked about is creating a vanilla ES6 core. Requirements are that it should be:

  • plain ES6, have no dependencies
  • loadable as an ES6 module

So what we have is a library that is non-ES6 only.

So if I understand correctly, a way forward would be:

  • break out the ES6 library into the /lib-folder
  • create and angular directive based on it, perhaps put that in implementations/angular, allowing for react/whatever variants.
  • remake the application in /app as an example showcasing the directive? (@rowino, you had grander plans, perhaps you want to do that separately as more of a serious thing?)

@opencubicles, how would joomla support be implemented, has joomla some kind of available web framework?

(old discussion https://github.com/json-schema-form/json-schema-builder/pull/6)

nicklasb avatar Jun 17 '16 17:06 nicklasb

Thanks @nicklasb, should we discuss this on gitter agree on way forward and responsibilities then each go and carry them out. I'd prefer a quick single session with everyone online as opposed to messages coming a different times. @nicklasb can you setup the room and invite the interested parties then let's agree on a time suitable for everyone for the planning chat

rowino avatar Jun 19 '16 18:06 rowino

Well.. we got..India, Kenya, Germany and Sweden, so that might work.

nicklasb avatar Jun 19 '16 19:06 nicklasb

I have added all of you to a private room at gitter. Hope you see the invites.

nicklasb avatar Jun 19 '16 19:06 nicklasb

Let me know if you need futher help.

andylockran avatar Sep 02 '16 16:09 andylockran

@andylockran I've added you to our gitter chat - hope that's ok @nicklasb We should maybe create some kind of (public?) roadmap detailing where we're at what's and being done by whom, right?

ThomasPe avatar Sep 02 '16 19:09 ThomasPe