[enhancement] Intercooler should follow some kind of git branching model and tag releases. about intercooler-js

[1cg]

100% agreement. After the 0.3 release (which is going to break a few things, so I'm violating semantic versioning) I'll adopt exactly that branch structure.

Sorry for the confusion!

[1cg]

Will leave this open until that model is adopted.

[flexd]

Cool, no worries. I was just looking at the code for ic-deps, and tried out 'ignore', and then realised the latest release is 0.2.0, which does not have that.

I managed to fix my issue of the reloading form (the gif in the other issue) by just not loading the form initially with Intercooler and rather rendering it "the old fashioned way", server-side. It requires some duplicate code on my server-side, but it looks great.

This is off-topic for the current issue though, are you on IRC or somewhere else? I'd love to talk some time, but it's after midnight here and I have to be up early.

My current approach of using ic-post-to and returning the form if there is any errors will not work in all scenarios.
For a comment form where you just write a new comment and it and reload a list of all comments with ic-get-from, then that will work, but for a scenario where you have a form that is validated server-side and returns the altered form with error messages per-field, it will not work out so well.

For example like this,

As you can see, I can return a nice looking form with the missing/required fields shown clearly.
But, how would I proceed if the search is successful and I want to show the content in the right hand box?

I have been thinking about using something like a custom HTTP-header to signify that the search was successful and that it should be responded to differently. Perhaps, I am curious to see how you would solve it. :-)

[1cg]

The right hand side should depend on the URL that is targeted by the search, I think. something like the search box url is '/search' and then the results div has ic-src='/search/results' and then ic-include='#searchForm' to send up the search parameters.

We should probably have this conversation on the newsgroup for everyone to see. :)

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/intercooler-js

[1cg]

Adopted as of 0.3.0