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I have just survived a week of the latest cultural phenomenon – Pokémon Go. It started innocently enough – with a US iTunes account and a couple of free hours on a Monday evening. Since I wanted to meet a few more players, I decided to create an event for the following Friday. Something simple […]
— Ember.js
At the time of writing, ember-form-for is the top Ember.js plugin for forms on Ember Observer. It provides a straightforward way to display form fields without having to write all the boilerplate HTML code around it. What you do is you take: and replace it with form-for-model helper: It will generate HTML code for you, as well […]
View the interactive map My friends are looking to buy an affordable house around Ljubljana. But what are their options, if they want to choose based on commute time? I decided to build a tool to visualise their options. An isochrone map (isochrone plan, isochrone diagram) in science and urban planning is a map showing […]
In previous post (Ember Server Side Form validation with Mirage), I’ve looked at just the Ember.js side. In this article, I’ll connect it with Django so that we have an actual backend that’s returning our errors. It builds on top of previous Ember.js code. There are also full Github repositories at the end. Lets start […]
— Ember.js
In this Ember.js example, I’ll show how to get ember-cli-mirage to return correct JSON-API response, so that Ember Data correctly processes Error message and makes it accessible inside the template. This code was tested on Ember 2.6.0. We have the following registration model: There are three main elements that make this work: Controller that saves the data, Template that renders form and errors, and […]
— conferences, ideas
We’re at the most busy point of organising WebCamp Ljubljana 2016. One of the questions we had to ask ourselves is – should we record the talks? It seemed that in previous years, did it because Kiberpipa and everyone else too. As organizers, we want to question decisions made in previous years. This is why […]
— Ember.js
I am lucky that at the Open Education Consortium, I can work with technology of my choosing. For Open Education Week site, I decided to experiment with Ember.js. It was my first production Ember app and I learned some valuable lessons. Project background Open Education Week site enables educators to submit their events and resources. […]
— ideas
Meritocracy is now a bad word. It’s increasingly used to describe communities that are built around outspoken individuals. They often don’t have clear rules and code of conduct. Alternative to that, is mentorship or apprenticeship driven community. In this model, new members are given clear roles and are presented with the expectation and rules. They […]
Last week I gave a talk at Creative Corner in London. Most event attendees were in the creative industries: design and music. Listening to talks of Simon and Patrick, I learned that our experiences are not so different. 1. Coding process is not much different from creating Music or Designing a book They all need their own […]
I’m giving a talk in London this week, at Creative Corner. I’m going to talk about the potential for improved user experience, when you can use a dedicated search engine.