[cyberferret]

Nice work! My first ever Vue.js project [0] had just basic functionality like this, but it was a great learning introduction to the framework.

The only thing I noticed was that the 'infinite scroll' seemed a little 'off'. Hard to describe, but the experience was a little jarring. I would scroll to the bottom and it looked like there were no more items, but then there was a short stutter, and more items were added. Perhaps a visual representation that this isn't the bottom of the list and that more items are below might make the UX experience better? Somthing like a faded out bottom of the last box on screen, or a simple '...' or down arrow below it if there are more?

[0] - http://tophn.info/

[bpicolo]

Hmm, it flashes unrendered views (with e.g. {{story.descendents}} )

[cyberferret]

Yep, thanks for picking that up. I did notice that during development, but put it down for a 'fix it later'. I did find the code snippet to prevent unrendered tags from flashing, but haven't incorporated them in there yet. Will do so in the next few days.

[bpicolo]

That's the default in Vue? That's surprising. Does template precompilation prevent that?

Edit: Ahhh, it loads Vue separately. I guess this is just for non-SPA style Vue?

[dfeinberg5]

Appreciate the feedback. Yeah, it's a bit jarring. I might try executing the infinite scroll earlier so that it starts trying to load more before you reach the end.