Latey I've been doing a lot of homework evaluating alternatives to blue-ridge because like many shops javascript and other like "assets" often reside outside of a singular Rails stack. At this point I think it is fairly common to have multiple frameworks, languages, etc under one roof.
Anyway, I stumbled across JSpec and really appreciated how they made it a gem thereby making it application framework agnostic (of course if you want it to be, there is a Rails option).
Has there been any consideration to decoupling blue-ridge from Rails? I thought I'd ask before I go and fork something and do a one-off. I think the benefits outweigh the cons, just to think of a couple
It could shield the project from Rails core changes and direct dependencies
Lead to wider adoption if it wasn't Rails specific
Latey I've been doing a lot of homework evaluating alternatives to blue-ridge because like many shops javascript and other like "assets" often reside outside of a singular Rails stack. At this point I think it is fairly common to have multiple frameworks, languages, etc under one roof.
Anyway, I stumbled across JSpec and really appreciated how they made it a gem thereby making it application framework agnostic (of course if you want it to be, there is a Rails option).
Has there been any consideration to decoupling blue-ridge from Rails? I thought I'd ask before I go and fork something and do a one-off. I think the benefits outweigh the cons, just to think of a couple It could shield the project from Rails core changes and direct dependencies Lead to wider adoption if it wasn't Rails specific
Thoughts?