Create a Todo app

[addyosmani]

Following on from our discussion about putting together a Todo app that demonstrates use of Fact and maybe templating (MDV), here's a list of things worth looking at:

• TodoMVC apps follow an application spec
• The MDV examples I've seen so far feel like they're fairly close to how AngularJS handles templating. This is our Angular implementation in case its useful for reference.
• There's also a Vanilla JS implementation that covers the very basics of whats needed to implement the app sans-frameworks.

Were you thinking of using @dglazkov's https://github.com/dglazkov/Web-Components-Polyfill, or strictly sticking to features available in custom builds of Chrome or which are more easily shimmable?

[addyosmani]

This is also a very relevant piece of work by the Dart team on something similar: https://github.com/dart-lang/dart-web-components/pull/5

This is an example version of the TodoMVC app written with web components, using templates and data-binding in the style of MDV

Though, it being Dart I'm not sure just how helpful it would be - checkout the input folder. You might be able to use dart2js to get something more usable out of it.

Just leaving here for reference :)

Edit: tried converting with dart2js but seems to have compile issues. If you want to use this as reference, happy to speak to the team that worked on it for you. input logic seems fairly readable. Otherwise, let me know if you need any help with the app!

[rwaldron]

Awesome—thanks!

[sindresorhus]

I fully support this. Let me know if there's anything I can help with!

[mkuklis]

+1

[mreinstein]

I noticed in the examples folder there's a todo, but I don't see any reference or usage of Fact. It appears to be a straight-up backbone todo example. Am I missing something, or was this put here to be turned into a fact example at a later point in time?

[rwaldron]

Yeah dude, the "todo" app is still ahem todo... The backbone junk was for reference.