[wanted] Case study: Single Page Applications — Using components in production

[silvinci]

Humans are good at learning with examples. And that's kinda what I miss for component.

I know that the bright minds of our community already used component on a large scale in the real world and I'd really like to know how.

It's always hard to start with something. But as soon as you get to see how other people do it, you're good to go. Cloudup is a brilliant example for component use.

I'm tired of my outdated app structure and really want to adopt component in its entirety, but I'm kinda unsure how to start.

Did somebody write a nice blog post about the structure of their apps and their deployment strategies yet?

Greetings!

[Ian Storm Taylor]

Dude! I want to write this post so bad. We’ve been getting some nice practices I think over the past few months… just gotta find time. But totally agree, wish there were more big app examples. We def don’t need a “todo” :p

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[vision media [ Tj Holowaychuk ]]

we need a Slate! KICKSTARTERRRRRrrrRrrrrr

[silvinci]

Great, that you've responded so quickly. You were one of the people I had in mind. :D

I love the component community. <3

[silvinci]

Speaking of Slate. I recently saw a tweet about it... Are you willing to disclose further secrets? What is it? :P

[vision media [ Tj Holowaychuk ]]

It's just an IRC client built with node-webkit and components, nothing too fancy but in the world of IRC clients it should be pretty cool, mostly because the rest are epically bad

[silvinci]

DO WANT. I friggen hate mIRC.

[silvinci]

Are there some newer developments yet? Or did somebody find a blog post on this? :)

I'm currently overhauling an app for a company and would really like to use the component approach.

Greez.

[Jan Buschtöns]

That sounds exquisite! I'll take a thorough look at it later today. Thank you very much! :)

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[silvinci]

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