The only article I came across was from Business Insider (unfortunately, paywall).
https://www.businessinsider.com/facebook-review-all-marketin...
Slack has active channels. Finding them can be a challenge. Try: https://slofile.com/
Some good resources for learning JS from the ground up (pure js)..
Books (highly recommended):
- Javascript: The Definitive Guide
- Eloquent Javascript
- Professional JavaScript for Web Developers 3rd Ed.
Resources:
- https://learn.thoughtbot.com/javascript
- http://javascriptissexy.com/how-to-learn-javascript-properly...
- http://www.reddit.com/r/learnjavascript/comments/1oq8ns/lear...
For Angular (http://egghead.io) is a great resource for short/dense screencasts (from what I've heard/read)
I know there are a ton of other choices for e-commerece platforms but the business in need is a small/local Rock and Roll bar/restaurant that is interested in selling their own merchandise with a collection of other affiliate products that fit 'the vibe'. The store itself will have anywhere between 20-75 products, which is why I thought that Magento (Magento Go, to be more specific) and Shopify...
Hey HN. I was redesigning a restaurant's website when the Owner approached me about starting an E-Commerce store, which is a space I really don't know much about. He wanted to include not only his store's merchandise and memorabilia but also a collection of furniture, art and other things from a certain time period from other marketplaces.I know of the popular platforms like Magento, Shopify...
I’ve been doing front-end coding for a few years now but recently have been trying to teach myself Ruby on Rails on the side. I have already gone through a few resources…all the Codecademy lessons for Ruby, CodeSchools “Try Ruby” and “Ruby Bits” series, “Mr. Neighborly’s Humble Little Ruby Book” to learn the basics of Ruby…and now I’m just getting to the tip of the iceberg with Rails. I’m...
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I've been doing front-end coding for a few years now but recently have been trying to teach myself Ruby on Rails on the side. I have already gone through a few resources…all the Codecademy lessons for Ruby, CodeSchools “Try Ruby” and “Ruby Bits” series, “Mr. Neighborly’s Humble Little Ruby Book” to learn the basics of Ruby. And now I’m just getting to the tip of the iceberg with Rails. I’m...
Anyway, thanks for the suggestions!
Hey Hacker News, I am in the market for a new laptop and have a few ideas but want to hear your guys suggestions or forewarnings about whats out there. I'd like to keep it in the $500 range but a little more (if it's worth it) is ok.It's main use will be for all my dev work and a little graphic design here and there. I won't be doing a whole lot of gaming and will most likely be putting a Linux...
I have put together a few web pages (html,css,jQuery) but am very new to Web Development. I have only done front-end design. I am comfortable with Linux but don't know Apache or MySQL but am in the process of learning Rails as my framework. Will learning Rails be better then learning a LAMP stack for getting a website online? Or am I comparing apples and oranges? And what would be some...