Closed dlochrie closed 11 years ago
Thanks Daniel! I'm sorry for long answer, I'm really busy in real lifeoffline these days. Couple notes about formatting:
Re: partials. A while ago partial
keyword were removed from express and templating engines, replaced with includes, which works as precompiled templates, so, no dynamic includes allowed anymore, only static filenames.
Thanks for your contribution. Do not hesistate to mention you as author in guides you writing, and editor where you just edited text, of co-author where you added something useful. I think ## Authors
section in the bottom of guide makes sense.
Cheers
PS: I will add my 5 cents to this guides when I get chance.
Thanks for the tips, I will try to keep to those conventions when I'm adding text.
Concerning the ##Authors
section, do you mean we should add them on each page, or just to the bottom of the https://github.com/compoundjs/guides README?
I think it makes sense to add this section on particular pages. Later we can summarize everything on main page of course.
On Mon, Apr 22, 2013 at 6:09 PM, Daniel Lochrie notifications@github.com wrote:
Thanks for the tips, I will try to keep to those conventions when I'm adding text.
Concerning the
##Authors
section, do you mean we should add them on each page, or just to the bottom of the https://github.com/compoundjs/guides README?Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/compoundjs/guides/pull/15#issuecomment-16789470
Change whatever you think needs some changing, especially around the text for "partials" and "best practices". I left out a guide for what markup looks like with ejs and jade, since there are a lot of resources for that out there.
Also, from previous experience in the Rails world, I have always referred to includes as partials, and I'm still confused as to what we should call them in Node....