Jeremy Ashkenas - CoffeeScript for the Well-Rounded Rubyist
You may have heard the controversy about CoffeeScript becoming the default client-side language in Rails 3.1. We’ll tackle CoffeeScript (and JavaScript) from a Rubyist’s perspective, comparing object models, closures, syntax and more. Learning about CoffeeScript can help highlight the Ruby-ish parts of JavaScript. Jeremy Ashkenas is part of the Interactive News team at the New York Times, as well
responsive web design with Django, Compass, and the Less Framework
responsive web design with Django, Compass, and the Less Framework Tags: Compass CSS Django Less Web Design Building sites which adapt gracefully to different screen sizes is no longer a domain reserved for crazy web experiments. With a suitable structure, you can provide multiple layouts targeted at different screen sizes for relatively little additional effort. Learn about the “why” of responsi
Good API design
Designing interfaces so that other code can interact with ours (whether our code is a library, framework, application, website…) is a very common and clearly crucial activity, but it’s fraught with dangers – there’s a lot stuff we all keep doing wrong time after time. This talk shows some common categories of API design errors encountered in the wild, with tips on how to avoid them when you design
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