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Let me start this off by telling you something: I will do my absolute best to stop my bias in favor or any of the two Javascript frameworks we’ll discuss today. Now, for those of you who may be a bit newer to the Javascript development scene, the beginning goes like this: Javascript Framework ? … Continued
Tagged: angular js, Frontend Development, JavaScript, javascript frameworks, react js
If you read my previous post on how to install multiple versions of Ruby on your machine, you might have realized some things that I like on my development machine: Have programming languages isolated from the system directories. Manage several version of a programming language. Although, with tools like Vagrant and Docker you can have … Continued
Tagged: JavaScript, Linux, NodeJS, NVM, OS X
Angularjs is a JavaScript framework, Super-powered by Google, which allows development easily from small to very powerful applications, with less coding. This framework has a very little boilerplate compared to other frameworks like backbonejs, knockoutjs, or meteorjs, and has a very little bootstrapping. You can make, if desired, a simple client application without using any JavaScript, … Continued
Tagged: angularjs, JavaScript, MVC client, ngresource
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