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JohnMunsch
13y ago
I have done a large Backbone.js project for my last employer. I was on that for about 18 months. I have not done a project with both Backbone.js and AngularJS in the same project. I know some people do that but I truly cannot think of anyth
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http://www.redbubble.com I still want Chrome, Firefox, and MongoDB stickers too. Feel free to send me some :)
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That project is finished. The other fellow has some PHP work to do to wire up my work, but I will probably not return to it myself unless he needs something else.
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A post-mortem on my first AngularJS project
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Yeah, that might be a bit of inconvenience.
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Criminals say, "After careful examination, nothing we did was criminal. Thanks for asking though."
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Yeoman, Grunt, and Bower
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We're switching to it on an existing project so the back-end will continue to be Java with Spring.
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AngularJS + SVG = awesomeness
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Explaining closures to a five year old...
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Can you do JavaScript development with just an iPad at hand?
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What I learned from… Ruby on Rails
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Having just finished a large Backbone.js app, I wouldn't pick that either. UNLESS, you're prepared to figure out going in a wide range of other libraries and add-ons you're prepared to mate with it in order to get a solution that really cov
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The closest thing that comes to mind is Artemis (it's a spaceship bridge simulator where various people play stations on something akin to Star Trek's Enterprise). They had a PC version and now an iOS version as well. Based on their manual
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Of course it's not. You're working for Microsoft.