Introduction If you are actively developing an application, using Docker can simplify your workflow and the process of deploying your application to production. Working with containers in development offers the following benefits: Environments are consistent, meaning that you can choose the languages and dependencies you want for your project without worrying about system conflicts. Environments a

Introduction Rails is popularly known for building web applications. Chances are if you’re reading this you’ve built a traditional server-rendered web application with Rails before. If not, I’d highly recommend going through the Getting Started with Rails page to familiarize yourself with the Rails framework before proceeding with this tutorial. As of version 5, Rails core now supports API-only ap

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// Tutorial //How To Install Wordpress and PhpMyAdmin with Docker Compose on Ubuntu 14.04 Introduction Docker Compose makes dealing with the orchestration processes of Docker containers (such as starting up, shutting down, and setting up intra-container linking and volumes) really easy. This article provides a real-world example of using Docker Compose to install an application, in this case WordP

Introduction With the release of Express 4.0 just a few days ago, lots of our Node apps will have some changes in how they handle routing. With the changes in the Express Router, we have more flexibility in how we can define the routes for our applications. Today we’ll be looking at creating a RESTful API using Node, Express 4 and its Router, and Mongoose to interact with a MongoDB instance. We wi

Introduction Welcome to the second installation of Learning React, a series of articles focused on becoming proficient and effective with Facebook’s React library. If you haven’t read the first installation, Getting Started and Concepts, it is highly recommended that you do so before proceeding. Today we are going to build an application in React using Isomorphic Javascript. Iso-what? Isomorphic.