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   Ruby Off Rails, Part 1: your first Ruby web app using Sinatra and Heroku(hmans.io)

   2 points by hmans 15y ago|0 comments
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   by hmans 15y ago

   Yup, SP will at some point -- hopefully not too far into the future -- host its own comments/likes/links/feedback. Right now I'm trying to figure out how do this right.
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   by hmans 15y ago

   Bootstrap is the new Photoshop Lens Flare.
4. 94.▲
   by hmans 15y ago

   This is from February?
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   SchnitzelPress, a blog engine for hackers and fools(schnitzelpress.org)

   6 points by hmans 15y ago|1 comments
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   by hmans 15y ago

   "Of course, being a software dev, I ended up using the last alternative [compiling things manually] a lot." Yeah, whatever.
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   by hmans 15y ago

   If this mattered, people would be using Gnutella.
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   by hmans 15y ago

   By the way, "beginners" wanting to get started building Ruby-based web applications should have a look at Serve (get-serve.com). It's not a framework per se, but if you're coming from PHP, it will probably get you started with the Ruby ecos
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   by hmans 15y ago

   Web application development is not for beginners.
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    by hmans 15y ago

    tl;dr - web development is changing, the frontend side of things is gaining significance, while the backend is moving to, well, the background. No reason to be surprised there, right?
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    by hmans 15y ago

    You don't. That guy didn't.