Model View Controller: History, theory and usage - amix.dk
Recently I have been fascinated with how to structure web-applications, especially web-applications that use a lot of JavaScript. To learn more I have done some research into one of the most widely used design-patterns: Model-View-Controller (MVC). This blog post explores how MVC is used in Smalltalk, Ruby On Rails, .Net and Cocoa. I also implement Smalltalk's and Cocoa's MVC patterns using jQuery
Exploring the modern JavaScript backend stack - amix.dk
I just released coffee-watcher - a little script that can watch a directory and recompile CoffeeScript files if they change. What's interesting about this isn't the code itself, but the parts that are used build this script. In this post I'll dig deeper into these parts and explain how they fit together to form the JavaScript backend stack. The JavaScript backend stack The stack I used for coffee-
Domain Specific Languages in CoffeeScript - amix.dk
One of the great features of the CoffeeScript language is the great expressiveness that allows easy creation of Domain Specific Languages (DSLs). In this post I'll explore this aspect of CoffeeScript more with a reflection on how DSLs are done in Ruby. Why bother with DSLs? If you are a programmer then you have worked with a lot of DSLs, some of these are: regular expressions SQL CSS etc. DSLs sho
CoffeeScript: The beautiful way to write JavaScript - amix.dk
I have coded a lot of years in JavaScript and I have produced a lot of JavaScript code. Yet even with all my experience I still struggle to make JavaScript beautiful. In this post I'll explore why writing beautiful JavaScript is hard and how to improve this with CoffeeScript - a minimalistic language that compiles to JavaScript. What is beautiful code? Given that beauty is subjective I want to sta
Presentation: Redis, The Hacker's Database - amix.dk
Today I did a presentation on Redis for engineers at Google's Taipei office. My presentation isn't only about Redis, but on designing simple solutions, scaling to millions of users and the strategies and philosophy that I follow. I enjoyed giving this presentation, even thought it was a big challenge for me since presenting isn't something I regularly do, but I like challenges. Thanks for Ping and
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