If you’re here, I assume you’re a passionate web developer. If not, you’ll become one after reading this article. Indeed, Emmet is an essential toolkit for you! It will improve your coding speed instantly and easily!
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UPDATE: Batman.js is NO LONGER supported or maintained
I’ve never been using JS frameworks before, this is why I wanted to give it a shot. Many options here: AngularJS, Ember.js, Backbone.js, etc, makes the choice pretty hard when you don’t know the subtleties of each. As a Rails developer, I chose Batman.js because of its “Rails orientation” and because I know that Shopify folks here in Canada are working hard to make things easy for us Rails developers (yes, they are developing Batman.js).
Today I’ve decided to talk about the tools I use on a day-to-day basis. Why? Because I love them. That’s it, now you know that I’m not going to be objective. This being said, if you don’t know or havn’t tried them yet, then maybe now is a good time to do so and make your own opinion about it.
You’re using Git on a day-to-day basis, but you often feel lost or your branching model looks like a spaghetti bowl? Let me introduce you a perfect tool to end your headaches. It’s Git Flow, it will help you by keeping a perfect branching model and make your team happy.
When getting started with Ruby on Rails, associations between models can become quite confusing especially when there’s a thin line between two of them.