This now traditional book about Javascript is the basis for a lot of what you’ll find in the most common javascript libraries out there before (and some after) EmacsScript 6. The book starts off defining why it is important to understand Javascript and take the best it has to offer to work with. As we move along, the author explains the grammar of the parts he considers to be the good parts of...
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From nothing to production in 10 mins with NodeJS, Grunt, SnapCI and Heroku
Posted on January 7th, 2016
A few weeks back, I gave a lightning talk at one of ThoughtWorks Chicago’s First Fridays about going from nothing to production in less than 10 minutes using NodeJS, Grunt, SnapCI and Heroku with Continuous Deployment. Since my friends convinced me that trying to live code this would be one of the most stupid things I could think of doing, I ended up recording a video of the process and talking over it.
It worked fairly well so I decided to share the results here:
Javascript heavy projects
Posted on February 4th, 2015
I’ve recently started a project which will include a clojure service, an Android client, an iOS client and a rails website which will do a bunch of the user management but also provide a Javascript client to the clojure...