Comments on CoffeeScript Love: Eco Templates in Rails 3.1 Asset Pipeline

This is what I was looking for, thanks :D

2016-02-07T21:16:47.992-07:00

This is what I was looking for, thanks :D

Has anyone used these with requirejs or requirejs-...

2012-07-12T14:38:57.512-06:00

Has anyone used these with requirejs or requirejs-rails?

Just a quick note -- the JST var won't be defi...

2012-02-21T14:42:33.013-07:00

Just a quick note -- the JST var won't be defined (you'll get a "Uncaught ReferenceError: JST is not defined") unless you 'require' your templates like any other javascript file (eg, in application.js, //=require todos/views/todo).

This includes the compiled eco template in the rest of your assets, defining JST['todo']. (Somehow I missed this -- I guess I thought it would just be magic?)

Thanks for the writeup, helped a lot.

Ken, I wrote a short tutorial about context and ...

2012-01-24T13:56:57.000-07:00

Ken,

I wrote a short tutorial about context and helpers in Eco:

http://backbonecoffeescript.com/eco-helpers-tutorial

Ken, the short answer is that with Eco, it's u...

2012-01-18T10:40:25.849-07:00

Ken, the short answer is that with Eco, it's up to you to do it in ad-hoc fashion. Just include any helper functions you want as properties on the "context" object you pass in when rendering. Check back here again in a couple days, I will put up an interactive Try Eco page illustrating this.

In your slides, you had said "It’s up to you ...

2012-01-16T06:42:19.067-07:00

In your slides, you had said "It’s up to you to prepare your context, but once you do, help is at hand.". Can you give an example of how to wire up context helpers?