The JavaScript code got a bit of housecleaning today. The webappClient pod got split out and removed. The native sys implementations got moved into the sys/js directory along side the java and dotnet implemetations (and compiled into the sys pod now). And all the DOM and XHR related code got moved into a new pod called dom.
If you were using webappClient at all, updating your code is pretty straight-forward:
Change depends from webappClient 1.0 -> dom 1.0
All using statements should be dom now
If you're including the scripts files in HTML, you'll need to include both sys/sys.js and dom/dom.js now.
All the core code and examples have been updated. Just need to fix the docs. Also while I'm in here, I'm gonna change all occurrences of javascript to js. I'll post on that change when its done.
andyThu 9 Jul 2009
I pushed a fix to change uses of javascript to js:
@javascript => @js
src/javscript/ => src/js/
Right before the next build, I'll also push these changes:
Then I believe we should be using js consistently everywhere.
tompalmerFri 10 Jul 2009
Agreed that "js" is better than "javascript". That language has one of the most unfortunate name ecosystems in history, something I've even seen Brendan Eich lament about.
andy Wed 8 Jul 2009
The JavaScript code got a bit of housecleaning today. The
webappClientpod got split out and removed. The nativesysimplementations got moved into the sys/js directory along side the java and dotnet implemetations (and compiled into the sys pod now). And all the DOM and XHR related code got moved into a new pod calleddom.If you were using
webappClientat all, updating your code is pretty straight-forward:webappClient 1.0 -> dom 1.0usingstatements should bedomnowsys/sys.jsanddom/dom.jsnow.All the core code and examples have been updated. Just need to fix the docs. Also while I'm in here, I'm gonna change all occurrences of
javascripttojs. I'll post on that change when its done.andy Thu 9 Jul 2009
I pushed a fix to change uses of
javascripttojs:Right before the next build, I'll also push these changes:
Then I believe we should be using
jsconsistently everywhere.tompalmer Fri 10 Jul 2009
Agreed that "js" is better than "javascript". That language has one of the most unfortunate name ecosystems in history, something I've even seen Brendan Eich lament about.