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OMG WEBPACK, ES6, EVERYTHING, IN ONE SMALL BUNDLE , SUCH WOW
Think of /frontend as the precompiled app. We're not going to use rails to compile anything really. Hopefull we can fit everything we need into this one folder on production (we'll see). Anyway, so the /frontend uses gulp and webpack to compile everything down into a bundle.min.js in app/assets/javascripts.
Steps For Setting Ip a Design-y Development Environment on MacOs Sierra
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Law Depot helps lanldords generate lease agreements they can then download and print. The documents are not templates but filled out pdf forms. A landlord would typically create a lease form in one sitting and probably never interact with the site again. I imagine the number of landlords the site converts to paying subscriptions is low. A landlord comes to this page with the purpose of creating a lease for their newly found tenants to sign.
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It stands for Hyper Text Markup Language and it's what the web is founded on. Created by Tim Berners Lee at Cern in the 90s it is a structured way of writing things so that machines can read them as easily as humans. You've probably seen the syntaxt before and it becomes pretty easy to read if you know what to look for.
First Things First, The URL
Urls are kind of magic. They are the blood of the internet, without links and ways of sharing we would not have a community online. Urls have two basic structures.A url can be absolute:https://facebook.com, or relative:/blog/my-first-blog-post. Absolute URLS are what most people think of when they hear URL, but relative paths make up much of your life without you knowing it. Think of relative URLs like a file path. In Finder, you have your home folder (usually named your name so mine is patrick). Inside that you have a Desktop folder and on your desktop you have a screenshot.png file. The relative