Good evening, and mods, move this to Programming if it is not placed properly.
Basically I have been doing device drivers, in C, for the past two or three years. I use such phenomenal tools as WinDBG, xemacs, cscope, and lanuages such as C89 and tcl. I am still doing that as my day job! But I want to brush up on some, well, less-hardcore skills.
I have no clue how to do front-end web development anymore. The last time I did this was after my first year in college, and I'm now give or take two years out...
The last time I looked, Dreamweaver MX was all the rage. I use some python at where I work. But I don't have an understanding how to integrate front-ends with backend database queries. Can someone just point me to the direction of how "modern" development is supposed to work? I have an agile development with rails book, all 500 pages of it, in front of me now. But how are people doing front-end work these days? I would say that, in the language of RoR, rendering the view.
Basically I have been doing device drivers, in C, for the past two or three years. I use such phenomenal tools as WinDBG, xemacs, cscope, and lanuages such as C89 and tcl. I am still doing that as my day job! But I want to brush up on some, well, less-hardcore skills.
I have no clue how to do front-end web development anymore. The last time I did this was after my first year in college, and I'm now give or take two years out...
The last time I looked, Dreamweaver MX was all the rage. I use some python at where I work. But I don't have an understanding how to integrate front-ends with backend database queries. Can someone just point me to the direction of how "modern" development is supposed to work? I have an agile development with rails book, all 500 pages of it, in front of me now. But how are people doing front-end work these days? I would say that, in the language of RoR, rendering the view.
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