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A beginner's cheat sheet for web development
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Re: A beginner's cheat sheet for web development
#72I've always been looking for something like this to send to friends wanting to learn to code. A couple of recommended This step by step guide to learning Github: http://www.thinkful.com/learn/a-guide-to-using-github-pages/ My first [hilarious] exposure to Ruby http://mislav.uniqpath.com/poignant-guide/book/chapter-1.htm... Eloquent Javascript [built in console with examples]: https://eloquentjavascript.net/contents.h…
the github guide is a good one. that should definitely be added to the list.
Re: A beginner's cheat sheet for web development
#73For Rails, the article "What is Ruby on Rails?" http://railsapps.github.io/what-is-ruby-rails.html It's getting a lot of praise as a good starting point for beginners. (BTW I wrote it)
Awesome! I would love if you added it :)
Re: A beginner's cheat sheet for web development
#74I was hoping to see GO
Oh man, I totally missed this. Will add!
Re: A beginner's cheat sheet for web development
#75The colors are off. Particularly the yellow. It is hard to read. The blue is nice, could be a shade darker. The last square position is empty. Why not put one there with links to your blog or whatever? Its prime real estate, because the reader will flow into it. Having a blank space there takes away from the design.
This. The boxes are bright, so you would want black text. In general, white text goes with muted backgrounds, black text on bright backgrounds. This hurt my eyes =\.
Also, the page starts with black text on white background and transitions to white on colored. I'd stick with one for consistency, in this case, black.
Here is what I mean, I just changed the box text color to black: http://i.imgur.com/ENnoGnv.png
Re: A beginner's cheat sheet for web development
#76Awesome! I'd be great if the title of each language was a link to the language's home page (if applicable) rather than having a Home in every box.
That is an EXCELLENT idea. If you can make the pull on github that would be even better! https://github.com/JonHMChan/bento/blob/gh-pages/
Okay! Just give me a few minutes..
Edit: Done! @see https://github.com/JonHMChan/bento/pull/11
Re: A beginner's cheat sheet for web development
#77Earlier quoted context omitted.
And what are those two?
Java. If you did not write a EJB, a servlet ,used hibernate , and lost yourself with spring IOC, you are not a real developper ( sarcasm ).
Added it in! Need suggestions for links though :)
Re: A beginner's cheat sheet for web development
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#79The thing I was most interested in was backbone, and it just links to the original site. I mean the colors are nice but this is pretty much useless.
I need suggestions for backbone! Any good links?
Re: A beginner's cheat sheet for web development
#80IMO clicking rails should show sass also. It shows less which can also be used with rails, but if I'm not mistaken sass is still the default. I'm sending you a pull request now. I didn't remove less, I figured you could consider that yourself, just added sass to rails.
Merged!