Hi,
I was trying to build a web app on express, and on the way I couldn't help
but notice that there was a lack of proper boilerplates encompassing all
major aspects of modern web apps. Now, a typical node project would use
Bower for client-side library management, Grunt for dev workflow
manag
typical node projects use npm & browserify for frontend. NOT bower.
typical node projects use JavaScript. NOT coffeescript.
typical node projects don't have grunt boilerplate.
Serverside "MVC" is 100% overrated.
Usage of backbone on the server is unnecessary, usage of it on the client
is comple
and don't forget all the bunch of rails-alikes out there, for all the
opinionated guys ;)
Am Montag, 25. März 2013 09:53:18 UTC+1 schrieb Raynos:
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> typical node projects use npm & browserify for frontend. NOT bower.
>
> typical node projects use JavaScript. NOT coffeescript.
>
> typical node p
2013/3/25 Jake Verbaten
> typical node projects use npm & browserify for frontend. NOT bower.
where does this data come from?
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Atypical CoffeeScript is #4 on npm
The guy is specifically targeting single page apps. Backbone is the
heavyweight king in that space.
Not sure how npm-www relates?
On Monday, March 25, 2013 1:53:18 AM UTC-7, Raynos wrote:
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> typical node projects use npm & browserify for frontend. NOT bower.
derbyjs, sailsjs there are more for sure. we just suspect that the call for
boilerplate is born out of not-exploring. express is simple, and you
totally can write wonderful apps with very few boilerplate with it. but
many people don't want to change their mindset comming from opinionated
framew
Because if your deep into node, your deep into npm. The only obvouis choice
is to use the same package manager for the frontend.
This may only apply to people that use npm in a modular fashion.
On Mon, Mar 25, 2013 at 3:48 AM, José F. Romaniello
wrote:
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> 2013/3/25 Jake Verbaten
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>> typical
If javascript required you to install javascript a dependency to use it
then it would have 25k modules that dependend on it. so it's about 20:1
ahead.
On Mon, Mar 25, 2013 at 8:27 AM, mgutz wrote:
> Atypical CoffeeScript is #4 on npm
>
> The guy is specifically targeting single page apps. Backb
Thanks a lot for this. In introspection it turns out you were right: this
was born out of a bit of ignorance on my part. I had no idea of the
existence of SailsJS, and that seems like the perfect match for this kind
of project, since it automagically creates JSON apis for all your models.
On Mo
