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Thanks for the awesome module. ![*] would be a nice example pattern to add since it's common to process JSON array of values.

Just wanted to let someone know that the oboejs.com domain has expired.

As far as I know, this repo is currently the only way to see the API documentation for oboe.js.

As has been mentioned in some other issues, like for example #17, it would be nice to host website as static HTML on GitHub pages instead of needing to have an express app hosted on Nodejitsu.

I'm digging into this repo to understand what's going on. I'll update this issue with what my plan is and what I'm trying.

My first attempt is going to be to just render the markdown pages that are already there into HTML. I have a bit of experience with Metalsmith, which I've found pretty flexible and it might be a good way to generate all these pages. I'm going to take a stab at that

Steps

• Render markdown into HTML
• Include styles
• Render side menus
• Include the Improve this page template in all pages (in the body)
• Add navigation
• add side menu items to homepage
• Render correct text for navbar links
• Host PDFs
• minify css
• Add syntax highlighting
• make navbar sticky
• add icons to footer
• render demos
• include javascript
• include tags for most recent release

None of the links work. They are all like this:

http://oboejs.com/examples
http://oboejs.com/why

grunt-contrib-compress is used in the gruntfile, but it isn't in package.json. This could be fixed with

npm i grunt-contrib-compress --save-dev

Seems it is now pointing elsewhere.

I love it - ping me back if so.

The package.json says to use node v0.10, but I think heroku (where this is being hosted) runs v6

When using oboe with a big json stream (~1.2GB) it becomes evident that the entire stream will be stored in memory, leading to a performance slowdown (after 20k items or so) and eventually to an out of memory error. Looks like oboe is storing the parsed objects instead of discarding them after each node() event

From the JAM readme

*NOTE: this project is no longer active and not recommended for use. It is left here for reference. *

I think we should therefore remove this from the install instructions

This site's SSL cert is invalid. Additionally, you should redirect to SSL by default. See below when attempting to access https://oboejs.com

This server could not prove that it is oboejs.com; its security certificate is from *.nodejitsu.com. This may be caused by a misconfiguration or an attacker intercepting your connection.

Hello! Oboe.js is really fantastic and equally fantastic are the demo animations!

How are these animations made? By inspecting source I saw that the diagrams themselves are SVG. Is there any animation framework being used? Is one created especially for this.

Having seen https://github.com/jimhigson/oboe.js-website/tree/master/statics/js/demo The animation framework looks pretty general purpose!

Any chance maybe we could pull it out and make it standalone! Just a passing thought but would love to get some insight at least!

Hi,
People are having a hard time clicking any link on the website. It might be a simple linking issue from this repository to the hosting website.

Thanks