tion, and a whole lot of other build related stuff. Can
somebody please convince me why I would want to switch to yeomen?

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Narretz
You are not switching to Yeoman if you use grunt, since yeoman uses grunt for
all the tasks you mentioned. Yeoman is for quickly setting up and adding
common parts to your app. For example, in angular you can create controllers,
directives etc. skeletons, based on predefined or your own scaffolds. Using it
will only be good if the generator for your app is good.

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outside1234
Thanks for all the hard work - glad to see that Windows support is almost
ready. I'll give that a try.

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rschmitty
Is there an example with backbone requirejs and karma testing for yeoman out
in the wild?




Saxon-JS: XSLT 3.0 in the Browser - intrasight
http://www.balisage.net/Proceedings/vol17/html/Lockett01/BalisageVol17-Lockett01.html
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intrasight
I'm curious of anyone has yet kicked the tires of this - especially from a
performance perspective. My browser-side MVC pattern makes use of the
browser's native XSLT, which performs quite well.





Pin your friends - edwardliu
http://www.hellol.com

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edwardliu
we're the pinterest for people. Right now our theme is focused on dating.
Check it out and give us some feedback :)




WebFPGA: Rapid FPGA Development System - peter_d_sherman
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ryanmjacobs/webfpga-rapid-fpga-development-system
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jacobush
"Our cloud-based toolchain performs synthesis on our backend"

Last time I looked into doing something like that, the software licenses
prohibited exporting the proprietary toolchains like that. Comment?

Or is it using something like:

[https://symbiflow.github.io](https://symbiflow.github.io)

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ryanmjacobs
We're using the equivalent of Symbiflow for Lattice chips -- specifically
IceStorm.

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jacobush
This is great! Maybe you should display that somewhere in the fine print. In
my mind it reduces your legal risk quite a bit that you use free software
instead of some draconian vendor software.

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