4: Design Patterns on the Frontend, History of MVVM, Web Components, and You

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Fullstack Ruby Podcast

Jared White

12 episodes

3 months ago

Elevate your Ruby skills. Everywhere. Futuristic Web Dev That’s Fast and Fun! Hosted by Jared White.

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Elevate your Ruby skills. Everywhere. Futuristic Web Dev That’s Fast and Fun! Hosted by Jared White.

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4: Design Patterns on the Frontend, History of MVVM, Web Components, and You

Fullstack Ruby Podcast

36 minutes

3 years ago

4: Design Patterns on the Frontend, History of MVVM, Web Components, and You

Design patterns on the frontend: this is a subject far too little discussed from what I can tell, yet with a fundamental awareness and regular usage of design patterns, you can dramatically uplevel your frontend code. Rubyists in particular will have a major leg up here over devs coming from communities which are more FP (functional programming) in nature, because the view layer of the web is inherently object-oriented. Ruby developers are well-trained in the ways of object-oriented programm...