Open pdurbin opened 9 years ago
https://github.com/kouphax/todomvc-server has a nice "examples" directory. It's talked about at https://github.com/tastejs/meta/issues/9 and https://github.com/tastejs/TasteStack/issues/2
See also https://github.com/tastejs/todomvc/issues/268 and https://github.com/frameworktodo
I'll admit that we're struggling a bit to figure out a good name for this thing: #11 :)
I just learned about http://todobackend.com ( @TodoBackend ) from @yibter at https://twitter.com/yibter/status/625785481721049088 and it's related to what we're working on but without the emphasis on traditional server-side rendering of HTML. It's more about API backends (which are optional for us). Good stuff!
Nice find :)
James Mills / prologic
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On Tue, Jul 28, 2015 at 9:15 AM, Philip Durbin notifications@github.com wrote:
I just learned about http://todobackend.com ( @TodoBackend https://github.com/TodoBackend ) from @yibter https://github.com/yibter at https://twitter.com/yibter/status/625785481721049088 and it's related to what we're working on but without the emphasis on traditional server-side rendering of HTML. It's more about API backends (which are optional for us). Good stuff!
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http://todomvc.com is a fantastic resource for helping developers evaluate Javascript MVC frameworks. Rather that reading people's opinions you can look at actual code and play with demo apps.
Is there already a repository of various examples of implementing the same simple demo web application in back end or server-side technologies? Creating an address book webapp was suggested, which sounds fine, so that's what this repo is about: rending HTML on the server-side.
If something like this already exists, however, please link to it in a comment.