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I definitely relate with the author. I started my own node.js project last week. I have no idea how to organize my Express app, I have no idea what asset manag
by ctvo 13y ago
I definitely relate with the author. I started my own node.js project last week.
I have no idea how to organize my Express app, I have no idea what asset manager to use and yesterday I spent 4 hours just tinkering with my gruntfile to get concat and copy tasks right so my front-end files get moved to the proper folders when I'm ready to build. This is all due to my ignorance / lack of experience, but man, some readily available best practices would be really helpful.
- declandewet 13y agoThey're there, you're just not looking hard enough. I commented on the author's post - what I spoke about might be of use to you too. Also, remember that as a person with internet access, you're not limited to simply sitting at home, reading and practicing. Developers of these tools you use make use of Twitter and IRC and Github specifically so that people who are learning the ropes can contact them and ask (see: pester) them for help. They don't at all do it for experience or recognition in the industry ;) Sometimes the best way to solve a problem is to have a simple conversation with someone a little more experienced in the field. In fact the author's post is a great example of this working. He asked for help, posted it to hacker news, I saw it, I helped. :)
- AdrianRossouw 13y agoyeoman is kind of exactly built for this purpose. executable best practices (that just help getting a project bootstrapped).