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This is a good write up on the difference between Substack and Medium. https://unchartedterritories.tomaspueyo.com/p/the-future-of-...

On a different note we built https://academy.bigbinary.com/learn-sql using https://sql.js.org/#/ so that folks could learn SQL in the browser without installing anything.

Full disclosure: I worked on it.

We built interactive SQL course and JavaScript course. https://academy.bigbinary.com/learn-sql

Our web based Python course is still "work in progress" but other programming related courses are there. https://academy.bigbinary.com/

Using sql.js we have built online SQL course where the code is executed in the browser itself. https://academy.bigbinary.com/learn-sql

We built https://learnruby.bigbinary.com/ to introduce programming concepts using Ruby.

We need to update homepage along with all screenshots since all screenshots with Firefox are outdated now.

We at http://www.trinityradar.com/ provide browser automation service. We stopped working with Firefox a few months ago since less and less people are using firefox now. We run chrome browser on cloud. Full disclosure: I work for Trinity Radar.

I found it hard. I have been learning Elm for a few weeks. I have a background in Ruby and in JavaScript. I have a repo where I am trying difference cases. https://github.com/bigbinary/road-to-elm

If anyone wants to know what actually chapter 11 bankruptcy is then this podcast from NPR Planet money team has lots of information. http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2015/09/05/437628996/episo...

Where can I find the source code for the scratchpad work. I would like to take a look at it to understand it better since this could be an excellent addon to an educational app I am building for my kids.

In Rails4 you can do

protect_from_forgery with: :exception

This is also the default value if you generate a brand new rails application.

I blogged about it at http://blog.bigbinary.com/2012/05/10/csrf-and-rails.html .

Do not treat loss as only the money lost. Lost customers are priceless and one can put a high price tag to that.

Also loss in productivity because their documentation was misleading.

Some refer to using backbone.js or ember.js as if using them is cost free. Learning these two technologies has cost. turbolinks also has cost but it is much much lower for a rails developer.

So when they are being compared keeping the cost of having developers who can deliver both quality rails code and quality backbone/ember code should be kept in mind.

If you need all the features Javascript frameworks provide then ofcourse turbolink is not a good solution. But turbolink is an excellent way to speedup your 'about us', 'contact us' and other low complexity pages.

All the team members of BigBinary work remotely.

Anyone looking for internship opportunity can contact us.

http://bigbinary.com/

I use dwolla. It charges only $0.25 per transaction.

So for an invoice of $8000.00 I pay only $0.25 in transaction fee.

Do sellers need to have an account with Stripe ?

How do you handle chargebacks ?

What tools is used to build this presentation ? Is it open source ?

Can you open source the code? I can use it.

Thanks for not allowing code convention to be based on mob psychologoy.

nice explanation. well done.

Rails is not about having less number of lines of code. well said.