What data structures should I know as a full-stack JavaScript developer? Probaably, aa lot of them. But the absolutely necessary minimum is explained in this aarticle by BLAKIT.
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What data structures should I know as a full-stack JavaScript developer? Probaably, aa lot of them. But the absolutely necessary minimum is explained in this aarticle by BLAKIT.
Fuck Python. Sticking with HTML, CSS, and JQuery for now. Beer first, program more later? Shout out to Reddit and Stackoverflow for all the help today!
Hmm... A Little Flask? I'll Give it a Try
For the past few months I've been trying out different tutorials for the Python framework Django as I am very interested in building a large site with a lot of functionality using it in the future. So I'm looking for some tutorials on building a person site/blog using Django and Twitter Bootstrap and I come across this site giving a tutorial doing just that only using Flask.
I'm thinkin I'll check it out.
I only heard about flask form one other source and that's the guys from the PHP podcast /dev/hell. The one guy mentioned he got some experience using it a few times and really enjoyed it so when I come across this tutorial I figured I'd check it out. The guys on the the podcast talked very highly of it so I think it should b fun.
The girls are out in the living room right now having a pervert party so let's see how far I can get with it. I hear there's far less setup with Flask then there is with Django so hopefully I'll get a lot done.