edwardtrunk

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   by edwardtrunk 14y ago

   i think what i'm enjoying most about node.js and the new frameworks, is that they require me to think differently. i'm also optimistic about coding end-to-end in the same language (client, server, database). this is a big learning curve for
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   by edwardtrunk 14y ago

   a big different is, now the ruby eco-system is in play. the ability to write DSLs to further enhance the development effort.
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   by edwardtrunk 14y ago

   2nd that!!! Create a small 100% javascript client side application and don't use any libraries or frameworks, and implement using MVC approach. Going thru an exercise like this will really help out when working with the frameworks and give
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   Flip the process flow around

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   by edwardtrunk 14y ago

   great point! i like to share this previous experience. years ago while working in large os development teams my approach was it was not enough to write tools/automate such that less experienced folks could perform tasks that had usually bee