Web Frameworks for 6 year olds
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The document discusses different programming languages and frameworks for building web applications, including Ruby on Rails and Django. It provides code examples for quickly setting up a basic blog application in 10 lines of code using Rails or in minutes using Django. Guidance is given for learning programming including installing dependencies, using version control, and seeking help from online resources when debugging.
Web Frameworks for 6 year olds
- 1. web app frameworks for 6 year olds
- 2. @sayanee_
- 3. If you can't explain it to a six year old, you don't understand it yourself
- 4. hackers & painters What hackers and painters have in common is that they're both makers ~ @paulg
- 5. language story art
- 6. language story art ௺௺௺௺௺ русский elvish
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- 8. language story art cinderella ௺௺௺௺௺ James Bond русский Odyssey elvish Harry Potter
- 9. language story art cinderella ௺௺௺௺௺ James Bond русский Odyssey elvish Harry Potter
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- 11. language story art cinderella paintings ௺௺௺௺௺ soundtrack James Bond русский ballet Odyssey movies elvish Harry Potter games
- 12. language frameworks
- 13. language frameworks
- 15. Barcampsg7 Wall comment commenter
- 16. from coding to website in 10 lines
- 18. $ rails new barcampsg7 new app $ rails generate scaffold Wall comment:string commenter:string $ rake db:migrate $ git init version control $ git add . $ git commit ‐m “Initial Commit” $ heroku create barcampsg7 $ git push heroku master publish to web $ heroku rake db:migrate $ heroku db:push
- 19. from coding to website in minutes
- 21. M V C
- 22. Controller Model View
- 23. Controller Model View
- 24. ::parental guidance needed:: install & download ruby, rails, git, heroku, python, django rvm, gem
- 25. ::parental guidance needed:: install & download ruby, rails, git, heroku, python, django rvm, gem ::self-help:: patience & repetition stackoverflow, forums, google errors, github
- 26. ::parental guidance needed:: install & download ruby, rails, git, heroku, python, django rvm, gem ::self-help:: patience & repetition stackoverflow, forums, google errors, github it seemed like programming consisted of debugging ~ @paulg
- 27. which language or framework should I use ?
- 28. which language or framework should I use ? “ The best camera to use is the one you have on you”
- 29. should I pick up a new language/framework ?
- 30. should I pick up a new language/framework ? musicians to programmers
- 31. Resources 1. comparison of web frameworks 2. model-view-controller architecture 3. For Rails: ruby, rails, rvm, gem, heroku 4. For Django: python, django 5. For versioning: git, github
- 32. @sayanee_ codes + slides
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