Web Development General

Anyone know what the best way to send a post request and do something with the data is, in angularjs?

Laravel 5 has literally the worst fucking documentation I've seen.
>>47019457
Angular has $http module for post requests use that

Useful Tools pastebin has been removed.

>>47020983
works for me

http://gruntjs.com/ - js task runner
http://gulpjs.com/ - js task runner, similar to Grunt
http://bower.io/ - front-end dependencies management
http://sass-lang.com/ - CSS pre processor
https://ngrok.com/ - share your localhost with a single command line
https://rvm.io/ - virtualenv for Ruby

>>47021166
So how long will it take to learn SASS?

>>47021485
A few hours? It's literally CSS but with functions(mixins)/variables/nesting

Is Ruby good?
I see it and I don't get it. Python and Javascript syntax are much more intuitive.

>>47021628
It's a cult

>>47021166
>any of those
>useful tools
good joke
>>47021628
Of those three, it's the least broken. It's too slow and poorly defined for my tastes but at least it gets the more fundamental semantics right.

>>47018901
Wanted to vouch for The Odin Project. If you're trying to learn full-stack web development, that site is a godsend.

>no knowledge of web dev at the moment other than the basic function of server side languages and databases
>want to help a team of somewhat experienced devs to write a full dynamic framework for our own purpose
assuming I have all the documentation I need to learn it, how long do you think it will take me to get to the level where we could start? and what tips do you have?

>>47018901
What do you guys enjoy the most on your backend?

>>47021839

Some good old BBC.

For those that dont know you can get your entire website online with digital ocean tutorials. They are great

>>47021832
anyone