This is RAILScasts. Playcasts might use the Play Framework and Nodecasts might use Node.js :smile:
... or having the coffeescript monitor a click, we have to go through this entirely different framework to accomplish a simple task ....
I think you are missing the point. Why will you use a framework just to handle clicks? This screen-cast demonstrates ember using a basic app. Anything too complex might get viewers confused. When building a fairly large application, Ember(and others) can come in really handy.
Depends on the problem. But in general yeah you should be looking at the logs. There is the server log and also production logs. I don't think you want to be looking at the development log when in a production environment.
hey guys please what tmbundle or snippet allows you to type in 2 place at the same time...for instance when you open a p tag, if you change the opening tag to strong, the closing ta automatically changes too. He used something like that around 2:45 - 2:50
Nice. A direct translation will be http://jsbin.com/ihuqoz/2/edit
It uses an EntriesController.
Very true and the frontpage says it all.
This is RAILScasts. Playcasts might use the Play Framework and Nodecasts might use Node.js :smile:
I think you are missing the point. Why will you use a framework just to handle clicks? This screen-cast demonstrates ember using a basic app. Anything too complex might get viewers confused. When building a fairly large application, Ember(and others) can come in really handy.
See this post by David Walsh
Mind sharing your thoughts?
You can set the branch. To deploy from a branch called
stage
, I would doset :branch, "stage"
Depends on the problem. But in general yeah you should be looking at the logs. There is the server log and also production logs. I don't think you want to be looking at the development log when in a production environment.
+1
A revised version of this episode would come in handy!
hey guys please what tmbundle or snippet allows you to type in 2 place at the same time...for instance when you open a p tag, if you change the opening tag to strong, the closing ta automatically changes too. He used something like that around 2:45 - 2:50