0.5.0

[anthonyshort]

A refactor that reduces the scope of the project. The changes so far:

• removed the scope option. This cleaned up a lot of code, but it means the each plugin won't work in it's current state. Instead, we'll prefer to pass in views instead of just building sub-views from templates. It makes the library smaller and the code more maintainable.
• Removed the need to use .parse.
• Views now have the signature new View(attrs, options) instead of using the data property.
• New View.attr method for defining attributes. This lets us create getters/setters and means plugins can do cool things with the attributes (like making them required, setting defaults or enforcing a type).
• Once attributes are defined using attr you can access them like view.name = 'foo' instead of doing view.set('name', 'foo'). Although the get and set methods still exist.
• Removed a bunch of the files and make it simpler. Specifically removed the model.
• Views now have a unique ID
• Consistent code formatting
• Owner can only be set once and can't be changed. If this restriction doesn't work in practice we can revisit.
• Text bindings will render objects that have a .el property. This means you can set other views as attributes on a view and it will render it.
• Removed create and the ability to create child views. This was only used for the each plugin. Instead, create views and add their plugins manually. Less magic.
• Interpolator can't be accessed now, meaning you can't change delimiters. This is an edge case and probably doesn't need to be used, it now means we don't need a different interpolator for every view created.
• Bumped component to v1.

[wryk]

:+1:

Object.observe support will be in 2.x ?

[anthonyshort]

I'll probably look at it this weekend! I'm curious to see what speed improvements will be like. Hopefully it means less code too.