A better fit in the browser world for knockout than MVC is to have something like a controller. A class responsibe for being an endpoint for routes. This is natuarally coupled with the responsibility of changing between screens. Since controller is such a loaded word, lets simply call it conductor. That gives you the following components: Model view, view-model and conductor. In order to implement the pattern you can use crossroads js or something similar. That means that crossroads will route to different[...]

Array.prototype.filter seems to be slightly off in IE7-8. It looks like they have added support for standard array functions. That is, it looks like there is a prototype for this in IE7-8 mode in IE9. The problem is that the filter prototype does not work exactly as expected in underscore. If we look at the documentation for this method on msdn you find that this is probably a bug. It is simple to patch the prototype implementation you find using F12 in IE. Otherwise you could use the prototype described i[...]

Array.prototype.filter seems to be slightly off in IE7-8. It looks like they have added support for standard array functions. That is, it looks like there is a prototype for this in IE7-8 mode in IE9. The problem is that the filter prototype does not work exactly as expected in underscore. If we look at the documentation for this method on msdn you find that this is probably a bug. It is simple to patch the prototype implementation you find using F12 in IE. Otherwise you could use the prototype described[...]

Implemented isop auto cli. It’s possible to use the isop library without having a reference to isop.

While WPF is nice and resharper + visual studio is awesome it’s just to painful to develop on a remote machine. The alternative is to buy visual studio + windows and create a virtual machine. This feels to much like a serious investment: The cost of windows is something like 1200 skr. The cost of visual studio is about 10 000 skr. So I guess I will abandon the platform specific home projects. Time to try out some more scheme, python and ruby (I’m not forgetting mono)!