hassox

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   by hassox 10y ago

   If you're generating the page from your rails server then the cookie that is set for sessions would be already available and you can make calls without worrying too much about authentication. If you want to use tokens or OAuth strateg
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   by hassox 10y ago

   Just to add to what Alex said. We also wouldn't expect you to be knowledgable on _all_ the tools we use. We have a very open team that's happy to help and mentor.
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   by hassox 10y ago

   Hi! When we first started we used a pretty vanilla version of Devise. The angular application just used session based auth. The easiest way to get the MVP happening was to have Rails generate the landing page of the SPA so we got sessions f
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   by hassox 11y ago

   As an experiment I tried rendering elm in the server. It's renders fine but I'm not sure that it doesn't re-render everything on page load. http://blog.overstuffedgorilla.com/server-side-elm-with-phoe...
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   by hassox 12y ago

   Ezra was an inspiration to me. My first ever OS contribution was to merb, and his was so helpful, it inspired me to keep going. It was great to work with him on that project, and later at Engineyard. So sorry to hear of his passing.