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Rishav Sharan  
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 More options Aug 13 2012, 8:13 am
From: Rishav Sharan <rishav.sha...@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2012 05:13:10 -0700 (PDT)
Local: Mon, Aug 13 2012 8:13 am
Subject: Re: is there a tutorial?
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Hi Zach

I have some ideas.
How about rolling up a blog?
this will give the readers an idea of a multi paged application with db
connections.
You will have a blog lists page and a new blog page.
also you will want a chain of user comments underneath each blog post.

finally, throw in basic test cases using mocha and BDD in there.

If auth is developed then you can build upon that tutorial and add in auth
strategies and maybe even redis based session storage.

That should a good starting course (spread over 5-6 articles?) for all
newbs like me.

regards
RS.

On Saturday, April 28, 2012 4:53:49 AM UTC+5:30, Zach Smith wrote:

> Hey guys,

> This is something I could totally work on, any suggestions for what final
> product you'd like to see built?  Also, webster, I'd be very interested in
> hearing what issues you have with porting the structure.  I'm currently
> working on making some tools to (hopefully) make derby easier to work with
> and would really like to hear what issues you see.

> Zach

> On Fri, Apr 27, 2012 at 3:31 AM, webster <johan.o...@webstep.no<javascript:>
> > wrote:

>> I'll second that.
>> I'm in the situation where I have a ready responsive
>> html5boilerplate/localStorage prototype with Html/css/js working, and Derby
>> seems to be just what I was looking for as a backend.
>> The problem is, after trying out meteor: the derby structure is quite
>> hard to jump start.
>> In meteor I can just paste the html, css and js I have, and refactor as I
>> go, where in derby it seems I must rethink my structure to even get it up
>> and running.
>> How do I do this in the quickest way?
>> Don't underestimate the number of situations where you get a html
>> prototype from a front-end dev who has no interrest in learning derby and
>> such.

>> Awesome work, really excited on where this framework is going. Thanks and
>> good luck.

>> kl. 15:12:03 UTC+2 onsdag 25. april 2012 skrev Bob Ralian følgende:

>>> Derbyjs looks really awesome. But I was wondering if there's a
>>> tutorial anywhere, or if anyone is working on one. The docs are great,
>>> but I wouldn't mind a little extra hand-holding for getting started
>>> with a from-scratch application. If you're looking to get more people
>>> on board, I think that would be huge.


 
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