and unfortunately, outdated
This is very similar to Susy for Sass / Compass. The big benefit for me is not having to revisit the markup to change a class from grid_4 to grid_5 and such. You just leave the markup as is, and all the work to change…
Got PHP developers? Why not an MVC framework in PHP. Using Wordpress for anything but a blog is a disaster.
I'm pretty sure the project I'm working on will be the next Twitter, and this video's making me second guess staying with RoR.
You clearly haven't used Django in quite some time: try "pip freeze > requirements.txt" and "pip install -r requirements.txt" for managing dependencies between deployments deployment is a matter of making a generic…
There are in fact more books focused on Rails compared to Django, and this logically reflects the inferior documentation of Rails compared to Django, necessitating and creating a greater market for additional…
and unfortunately, outdated
This is very similar to Susy for Sass / Compass. The big benefit for me is not having to revisit the markup to change a class from grid_4 to grid_5 and such. You just leave the markup as is, and all the work to change…
Got PHP developers? Why not an MVC framework in PHP. Using Wordpress for anything but a blog is a disaster.
I'm pretty sure the project I'm working on will be the next Twitter, and this video's making me second guess staying with RoR.
You clearly haven't used Django in quite some time: try "pip freeze > requirements.txt" and "pip install -r requirements.txt" for managing dependencies between deployments deployment is a matter of making a generic…
There are in fact more books focused on Rails compared to Django, and this logically reflects the inferior documentation of Rails compared to Django, necessitating and creating a greater market for additional…