
punkisdead
Author of Flex on Java and Professional Clojure
Modern Front-End Development for Rails: Include a "before" chapter version of sample code
Just purchased the book and would love if there were a “before” version of the code for the chapters. I learn better by doing and unfortunately all the work is already done for me for chapter 1.
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noelrappin
Author of Modern Front-End Development for Rails
I think the issue here is that there’s a main
code branch that wasn’t included in the code download, we’ll fix that.
But from here on in, you should find that the code branches are in relatively small steps, and you should be able to build the code incrementally from each branch
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