#emberjs

is property("model.[]") to watch for any property change for model?

this isn't really working for me

locks^

locks: ^

nope

locks: how can I do that?

you can't

model.[] is to watch insert/removes from an array

watching for any change is extremely expensive

there's no shorthand to observe any change in a model's attributes?

seems like a common use case

there is not

it's not

:P

like I said, it's extremely expensive

what if your model has 50 properties?

why do you want to do it?

then I'd weigh the costs :)

I wanted to have a validation_errors comp prop

doesn't sound like you need to watch all properties for htat

locks: what would you watch?

aren't validation errors set on model.errors?

I'm using ember validations and they recommend putting validations in the controller.

I'm getting confuser

can anyone please recommend a good free graphical editor which (1) is smart enough about js to show a tree of files and functions in left pane, (2) knows handlebars markup, and (3) is not eclipse ?

hum

what do you mean by graphical editor?

gui editor - as in, not running in console like vi

I think any modern editor has an handlebars package

I know Chocolat shows the symbol list on the right

but htt's not free

did you try Atom and Visual Code?

do those have linux versions available?

I do not know

stackoverflow seems to have a few recommendations for sublime

that's not free

damn

USD $70 - that stings

are you a professional programmer?

locks, yes

what's your hourly rate

locks, modest - mid 30s - full-time salary

paying a couple of hours at most for your primary tool seems to be not a bad deal

locks, depends on how good the tool is - if it's mindf*** amazing, then yes

geez.

hey aum, you should check out atom

they have build instructions for linux too

I already said Atom and Visual Code

yeah i saw, but aum asked if they have linux versions

there it is the linux version

yeah well, I didn't want to have to google the site

:P

lol

well, my coworkers use atom. it's pretty slick, though not currently as robust as other GUI's

got some Fallen to kill

Atom's nice.. i tried it in Ubuntu 14.04... had some ridiculous mouse scroll wheel behaviour in it. Scrollwheel works as you'd expect everywhere else in Ubuntu.. but in Atom, it doesn't scroll, it jumps around, and if mouse hovers above check boxes, scrollwheel toggles them off and on.. the most annoying experience ever lol

aw sorry to hear that. i don't use it myself so i wouldn't know how to fix that issue; i Vim all day

I've heard visual code has some nice JS integration

its based on Atom

or Atom's underlying engine anyway

the shell thing?

plus M$ included their intellitype.. which is awesome

no.. are you talking about Visual Studio Code?

ah

duh

yes

the shell thing

I forget the name

the new one

same

it's electron

^

that

lol

Chocolat uses tern.js

for live analytics

works pretty well

bc atoms are made of electrons and protons

and stuff

doesn't quite understand ES6 yet

i kind of foud atom to be bloated.. without ssd on my laptop it was kinda slow.. with an ssd it still feels a litle off. (coming from sublime)

otherwise I think i could pretty much switch over to atom.

speaking of vim..

i'm trying to force myself to get into it.

ever since Red Hat prof.. told us about vim.. he also spoiled everyone by showing Nano..

eww nano