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I you like Python and it's Zen, use Django. Otherwise, use RoR.
No, it's not! It's released in 2005.
Some people are not designers; they want to code and are in need for a tool that's like boilerplate, like something, that they can quickly grab so that they can start to actually code; a bootstrap! A tool that allows to create temporary, but working and good looking design in minutes.
I'm happy we have such tool; it is very useful!
But I like it. :)
Learn Haskell.
[] You feed in all URLs at once;
`urls = ["/", "/sign_up/", "/about/",]`
[] It pre-proccesses also JS files and tries to match CSS selectors as well. That would work for jQuery and Zepto!
`$("#foo").html($("<span>").addClass("bar"))`
Edit: Okay, that won't work for `addClass`! :)
`/[^0-9^\+]+/` -> `/[^0-9\+]+/` # Thought that I needed to negate "+" as well.
https://github.com/daGrevis/Dotfiles
P.S. If you start to change dotfiles yourself, you won't be able to stop.