This is partly subjective. So this is my opinion: SQL has a pseudo-natural-language style. The inventors believed that they can create a language just like English and that database queries will be very simple. A terrible mistake. SQL is very hard to understand except in trivial cases. SQL is declarative. You can’t tell the database … Read more
Before iOS8, Xcode only allowed the option of creating static libraries for iOS. The common problem with that was we had to ship the binary and headers separately. Later, some developers came with the idea of creating ‘static frameworks’. [the .framework is just a folder with symbolic links to the lib and the headers]. One … Read more
According to the Django Book, Django follows the MVC pattern closely enough to be called an MVC framework. Django has been referred to as an MTV framework because the controller is handled by the framework itself and most of the excitement happens in models, templates and views. You can read more about MTV / MVC … Read more
Put your assets in the public folder; e.g.: public/css public/images public/fonts public/js And then, to access them using Laravel, use: {{ HTML::script(‘js/scrollTo.js’); }} {{ HTML::style(‘css/css.css’); }} Or: {{ URL::asset(‘js/scrollTo.js’); }} {{ URL::asset(‘css/css.css’); }} This syntax will automatically generate the correct path (e.g., `public/js/scrollTo.js’).
Scaffolding generally refers to a quickly set up skeleton for an app. It’s not rails-only since other platforms have it as well. It’s also not generally meant to be a “final” system; merely the first, smallest way to do it.
Just add to your FacebookLoginStrategy: public init() {} As long as you do not implement init() explicitly, it is marked as internal by default. You need to overwrite that permission level to be able to instantiate from outside your framework.
A library. According to the homepage, and which I agree with. A framework is something that usually forces a certain way of implementing a solution, whereas jQuery is just a tool to make implementing what you want to do easier.
Update: Mocha is the best in my opinion. What is the experience with these frameworks? I played with expresso which is pretty cool testing framework which also has test-coverage. It has been created by TJ Holowaychuk who is also the creator of Express.js (insanely fast (and small) server-side JavaScript web development framework built on Node.js … Read more
Apache Does this answer describe or help your situation? Upgrading to Apache 2.4 come with some changes in Apache configuration. Laravel Are you checking Laravel’s logs or Apache’s logs? Since upgrading to Laravel 4.1, I’ve had white screen “errors” (WSOD) when the application could not write to the log location. I’ve always solved this by … Read more
This is a big question and requires a long answer to be complete, so I’ll just address a subset of the most important differences. Apologies that it’s still a lengthy answer. How are they similar? You’re absolutely right when you say: For basic examples they seem similar Both frameworks are solving the same basic problem: … Read more