Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Coming Soon: Faster, 100% Backwards-Compatible MagicMirror Alternative
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Maybe it could live on another branch so users could type git checkout experimental to opt into the new features.
certainly this would be a good approach
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In any case, it will probably be available first as a separate repository, for ironing out bugs.
I’m debating whether to “hide” a lot of the code by putting it into an installable npm package, to leave it all in the repository, or somewhere in between. What’s more important: allowing users to see all of the code easily, or keeping it simple by hiding some of the complexity under the hood?
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@joshwilsonvu if u can package it, wouldn’t be bad… just look in another folder…
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Very interesting… very. Keep us updated! Thanks
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@joshwilsonvu said in Coming Soon: Faster, 100% Backwards-Compatible MagicMirror Alternative:
create-react-app
+1
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@ezarlive it uses a fork of create-react-app under the hood so all of the same features (and ones that come out in the future) will be there. Hoping to make developing a module a perfect starter project for people interested in React.
