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Rick Hernandez

Ionic: Advanced HTML5 Hybrid Mobile apps

March 14, 2015 by Rick Hernandez Leave a Comment

Ionic: Advanced HTML5 Hybrid Mobile apps Building a mobile app, can be a challenge to build if you decide to build a native application. Not only do you have to maintain code bases for each of the platforms you have to develop for you also have to deal with … [Read more...] about Ionic: Advanced HTML5 Hybrid Mobile apps

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Free as in Beer | Why I work for Free just for you

February 14, 2015 by Rick Hernandez Leave a Comment

Last month on January 17th I launched learnmean.com, at first it was just a simple landing page to try to get users to convert over to paying for my content. After all I did spend a large amount of effort and time creating the eBook and the video series, being … [Read more...] about Free as in Beer | Why I work for Free just for you

Filed Under: Business, Human Interaction, JavaScript, Mathematical thinking, Mathematics

How I built my web app in less than 4 hours

February 2, 2015 by Rick Hernandez Leave a Comment

You have the daunting task to create a web application that will inspire and motivate a new generation of developers. Where to start? The application will need to be super easy to use and be able to serve a large set of data to a user(images, videos, files). Don't … [Read more...] about How I built my web app in less than 4 hours

Filed Under: JavaScript, MEAN.IO, Programming, Web Development

MEAN.IO Tutorial, PART 6 Moving over to production

January 11, 2015 by Rick Hernandez Leave a Comment

This tutorial is now outdated. If you want to stay up to date with the MEAN Stack you will want to check out this Complete Guide instead. Moving over a MEAN application to production For this setup, I am using the following stack to serve my application to … [Read more...] about MEAN.IO Tutorial, PART 6 Moving over to production

Filed Under: JavaScript, JavaScript, Programming, Web Development

MEAN.IO Tutorial, PART 5 Integrating Ghost with MEAN

January 10, 2015 by Rick Hernandez Leave a Comment

This tutorial is now outdated. If you want to stay up to date with the MEAN Stack you will want to check out this Complete Guide instead. How to integrate open source projects with MEAN. We are told not to reinvent the wheel, and sometimes that is the right … [Read more...] about MEAN.IO Tutorial, PART 5 Integrating Ghost with MEAN

Filed Under: JavaScript, MEAN.IO, Programming, Software Engineering, Software Planning, Web Development

MEAN.IO Tutorial, building a GOAL’S application from scratch. PART 4

January 3, 2015 by Rick Hernandez Leave a Comment

This tutorial is now outdated. If you want to stay up to date with the MEAN Stack you will want to check out this Complete Guide instead. Writing our first lines of code in MEAN.IO We will be completing some of the system requirements and really take our … [Read more...] about MEAN.IO Tutorial, building a GOAL’S application from scratch. PART 4

Filed Under: JavaScript, MEAN.IO, Programming, Web Development

MEAN.IO Tutorial, building a GOAL’S application from scratch. PART 3

December 25, 2014 by Rick Hernandez 5 Comments

This tutorial is now outdated. If you want to stay up to date with the MEAN Stack you will want to check out this Complete Guide instead. Refactoring code from the MEAN boiler plate We are going to be needing to clean up the project before we can start adding … [Read more...] about MEAN.IO Tutorial, building a GOAL’S application from scratch. PART 3

Filed Under: JavaScript, MEAN.IO, Programming, Web Development

MEAN.IO Tutorial, building a GOAL’S application from scratch. PART 2

December 24, 2014 by Rick Hernandez 4 Comments

This tutorial is now outdated. If you want to stay up to date with the MEAN Stack you will want to check out this Complete Guide instead. What the heck are we building? It's always a good practice to reflect on what you are building before you ever build … [Read more...] about MEAN.IO Tutorial, building a GOAL’S application from scratch. PART 2

Filed Under: Brain complexity, Human Interaction, JavaScript, Motivation POWER, NOSQL, Programming, Software Engineering, Software Planning, Software Requirements, Technical Writing, UML, Web Development

MEAN.IO Tutorial, building a GOAL’S application from scratch. PART 1

December 23, 2014 by Rick Hernandez 4 Comments

The Application For 2015 I am really motivated to take massive actions to get closer to my goals in different aspects of my life, sadly enough the current applications that are in the market are more geared towards individual tracking of goals. I believe if you … [Read more...] about MEAN.IO Tutorial, building a GOAL’S application from scratch. PART 1

Filed Under: Brain complexity, Human Interaction, JavaScript, Motivation POWER, Programming, Technical Writing

Forking Mean.io

December 23, 2014 by Rick Hernandez 5 Comments

Why MEAN.IO will fail in the long run? If any of you have try to setup your own Angular, Mongo, Express, Node programming stack you know the pains of setting up everything correctly to find out that it's not the "right" way to do things. If you have not used … [Read more...] about Forking Mean.io

Filed Under: JavaScript, Programming, Web Development

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