GoodbyeEarl

I've been doing Node for a while and wasn't sure if I should take some time to learn Rails, you've just helped me to decide to do so. Thanks.

Thanks! So is Qt used to write both the logic and the UI?

Sorry for the newbie question, I've never written a desktop application. But do you write the UI in a different language than you write its business logic? For instance, you would write the UI in Delphi with the Lazarus IDE and then the "back-end" of your app would be written in C++, Go or something alike?

Why?

I've realized last week these simple steps to run a Django project, but, as I come from Node, I miss npm start.

From a person with only pre-high school math knowledge, what books/pdfs/moocs would you guys recommend in order to prepare for a future computer science degree? I've read that I would need linear algebra, discrete mathematics and calculus. Is that right? Is there any resource that targets compsci subjects?

Thanks man! But how do I loop through this content? ie How can I write a small widget with all the recent posts?

Hey, folks! I've read the whole there but I couldn't figure out how to deal with some dynamic content. Let me expose what I mean: I have a blog. I want to create posts. So I'd write my blog post and publish (write my blog post to disc as a static file). How could I instantly see the new blog post in my home page?

I see your point and I agree but I don't think it's a big deal. Your future employee will likely do the same.

Here it is https://github.com/viniciusCamargo/express-crud-barebone here is my try on this approach to server requests. Any suggestion would be welcome! :)

Hmm I've been using w3schools for quite some time now but I ALWAYS double check it with a third source, often MDN. I really like their straight to the point approach and I think they've been fixing some of the odd stuff lately. I don't really think it's really that bad if you already have some previous experience, it can work OK as a quick reference.

I'm thinking about push some code to github this afternoon using these techniques with nodejs, if you want to I can send you a link to the repo ;)

Hmm now that you mentioned I realized I've seen this pattern before but I've never given it a thought. I'll definitely try it sometime, it seems to work pretty well. BTW sorry for make you feel old, it was not my intention haha

I'm glad for not being alone here :) I wish things were simpler...

thanks mate!

Thank you! it is actually enlightening :)

I think it's a little bit awkward to not use put, patch, delete... I wonder however if my server must follow the same technique, if not how to wire a delete endpoint to handle a form post and so on. I'll try to handle a form using only get and post sometime just to see how it works. Thank you!

lol sorry, but I was serious :P

I'd really like to know how to deal with users input, forms and other stuff without JS. Every tutorial we see today is like "throw tons of JS to this problem and it shall work".

resume? really? I'd gladly share my github, but... linkedin?

beautiful UI you've got there :) would you like to screen share sometime?

We could screen share sometime, what you think? :)

nice stack, man. Hate Angular though. Any node.js or mongo? React + Redux, I presume, right? I'm from Poa. :) Would love to tackle Go any time.