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Make the JavaScript code cleaner and reusable #30
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@locness3 What exactly do you mean by classes? I'm all for cleaning up (and documenting) the JavaScript. |
I've modularized the JS as much as I feel is necessary in 272d5ba. |
Pretty nice already. |
Thanks :) |
Now I think we should :
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Also, I suggest once again that we use lit-html. |
...hi? |
If you're asking about activity here, I'm currently working on improving
the project viewer page. The code is already clean enough to ship. I'm
really trying to make the release date of Christmas. At some point, yeah,
lit-html would be useful. Currently, I have higher priorities. If you'd
like to work on it after I merge the next PR, that's fine with me.
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...hi?
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I'm okay with going no-framework (#11), but then we should make the JS code cleaner and reusable, using classes and all that stuff. These would be split into multiple files.
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