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An Introduction to Angular for Backbone developers(koglerjs.com)
2 points by davemo 14y ago|1 comments
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by davemo 14y ago
You're welcome, good luck with the site and with the new customers! :)
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by davemo 14y ago
Dead Links : Privacy Policy and TOS link in the footer [1] Landing Page : changed on me while I was reading the first slide, suggestion: on hover pause slideshow Contact Form : Major pop in due to the form element shifting in place when
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by davemo 14y ago
This 3-part series [1] on building a wine-cellar app (basic CRUD, REST, etc..) with Backbone is a great place to start if you've never done anything with Backbone before. The code is available on github [2], the author is clear and concise,
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Inversion of Control, The UI Thread and Backbone.JS Views(youtube.com)
1 points by davemo 14y ago|0 comments
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Understanding View Zombie Events in Backbone.JS(youtube.com)
1 points by davemo 14y ago|1 comments
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by davemo 14y ago
As someone relatively new to Rails who is working on a "near" realtime system this was great, thanks for the article. Wanted to point out that you can simplify your "folder count updating" code by using a relatively unused jQuery function:
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by davemo 14y ago
iWitness [1] is a great example of a non-trivial ember app. They released the source [2] as well. [1]: http://iwitness.adaptivepath.com [2]: https://github.com/adaptivepath/iWitness
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The Benefits of Interactive Prototyping(blog.davemo.com)
1 points by davemo 14y ago|0 comments
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by davemo 15y ago
As an example, the current "application" I'm working on is basically a client-side implementation of an Excel spreadsheet written using Backbone.js. The idea of "maximally realistic tests" in this project involve manually comparing the calc
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by davemo 15y ago
I learned a lot reading this; in particular the discussion about fragility as it relates to using test-doubles for some collaborators and not for others in a single test instance. However, I absolutely love your conclusion hook as it valida
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Types of Tests(searls.test-double.com)
36 points by davemo 15y ago|6 comments
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by davemo 15y ago
A friend who is wrapping up the last year of his computer science education asked me last night "so what's this node.js stuff all about?". I thought about it for a few seconds and then told him the value of writing a web-app in node was the
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by davemo 15y ago
Lots! How to test-drive (as opposed to test-after), how to mock out integration points, what mocks/testdoubles/spies are and how they differ. I also learned that Enterprise Java is a particular level of hell. In all, it was a good experienc
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by davemo 15y ago
I went through an experience where 2 years ago I thought "I hate unit testing, don't know how to do it and don't see the value". 2 years later I think "I enjoy unit testing, know how to do it well, and see the value in unit testing _most_ o
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by davemo 15y ago
After building a few toy Backbone.js apps and recently a "medium-sized" app I bought the book and was pleasantly surprised. There's similarities to the approach peepcode and other screencasts take in that there's a lot of material that is c
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The SCNA 2011 Narrative : Suitability, Capability, Anarchy and Propaganda(blog.davemo.com)
1 points by davemo 15y ago|0 comments
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by davemo 15y ago
If you're looking for an updated version of Firequery ( http://firequery.binaryage.com/ ) I patched and submitted a pull request: https://github.com/davemo/firequery/tree/firefox7 Until it's officially accepted you can fork, build it with
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by davemo 15y ago
SEEKING WORK: Canadian, legally capable of working in the US. Remote preferred. Designer + Developer: JavaScript (Backbone, Knockout, Client-Side MVC, Node.JS), JasmineBDD, Python/Django, Java, PHP, HTML/CSS. http://careers.stackoverflow.c
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by davemo 16y ago
I just bought these the other day, highly recommended. The bass is punchy and full, the highs are crystal clear the only complaint I have is that the mids aren't as good as they could be. However, for the price and the quality of constructi
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by davemo 16y ago
w00t, awesome stuff in this RC guys :)