jennifer_dewalt

Source code for anyone interested : https://github.com/jendewalt/jennifer_dewalt/search?q=feelin... This is all part of Jennifer Dewalt's "180 web sites in 180 days" experiment: http://jenniferdewalt.com

I don't know why she has never mentioned someone she worked with at all. I commented about this about her 70 days ago. --- So let's see her repository (https://github.com/jendewalt/jennifer_dewalt). This girl not only became a competent front end developer in 100 days, but looking at the Gemfile, she knows how to use capistrano, redis, capistrano, paperclip, omniauth and devise? She knows the best practices for Rails perfectly. She not only grasped to use MVC perfectly, but also organized asset codes perfectly in like 50 days. I forgot to mention that she knew Rails from like day 1. Additionally, she knew better to hide sensitive information about secret tokens for maybe AWS in the config folder and other Rails environment info. Really? Is Hacker News this gullible? If you really want to see what actual beginner struggle with for 10 hours

I check in from time to time and am continually impressed with her cycle of innovation and release...amusingly, if you check her repo, the way she's structured the app is basically batshit crazy (creating a controller for every new app, even though each app is mostly static HTML and JS)...but hey, it works, and it works well, and just goes to show how imperfect implementation isn't the end of the world. (her controllers directory in the repo: https://github.com/jendewalt/jennifer_dewalt/tree/master/app...) And yet, not knowing exactly how to structure things is enough to hold back novices and experts alike. The OP just plowed through -- devoting a half year of her life to this -- and will have made more web-sites (or thingies) than I'll make in a lifetime, and doing it for self-enrichment. If only more people had that same attitude.* * Ye

In case anyone misses my other reply to this troll, her initial commit[0] was the default Rails app, which most any newbie can get up on GitHub in a single day. She didn't even touch the app/ directory, where all the Rails-specific code lives, until two months later.[1] Please, no one believe this jerk. [0]: https://github.com/jendewalt/jennifer_dewalt/tree/258e91c40f... [1]: https://github.com/jendewalt/jennifer_dewalt/commit/c0d02c8c...

Did you see her initial commit?[0] It's the default Rails app. Any tech-savvy person can throw that up on github in a day if they know nothing about it. The next time she changes the app/ directory, where all the actual Ruby code goes, is two months later.[1] Absolutely nothing she's said has given the impression she is trying to mislead. [0]: https://github.com/jendewalt/jennifer_dewalt/tree/258e91c40f... [1]: https://github.com/jendewalt/jennifer_dewalt/commit/c0d02c8c...

So let's see her repository (https://github.com/jendewalt/jennifer_dewalt). This girl not only became a competent front end developer in 100 days, but looking at the Gemfile, she knows how to use capistrano, redis, capistrano, paperclip, omniauth and devise? She knows the best practices for Rails perfectly. She not only grasped to use MVC perfectly, but also organized asset codes perfectly in like 50 days. I forgot to mention that she knew Rails from like day 1. Additionally, she knew better to hide sensitive information about secret tokens for maybe AWS in the config folder and other Rails environment info. Really? Is Hacker News this gullible? If you really want to see what actual beginner struggle with for 10 hours a day, go take a look at StackOverflow. Beginners are struggling for hours to create hoverover effects and persistent foot

Her site is on github. Most of the song machine source appears to be at https://github.com/jendewalt/jennifer_dewalt/blob/master/app...