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67 | 67 | This course is not for you if:
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68 | 68 | <ul>
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69 | 69 | <li>
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| - You know exactly what you're doing and why re: JavaScript in your Rails app |
| 70 | + You know exactly what you're doing and why with regard to JavaScript in your Rails app |
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| - You are looking for the next course: how to refactor JavaScript files into independent components (this will be a follow up course) |
| 73 | + You are looking for the next course: how to refactor JavaScript files into independent components (we are working on a follow up course, see ->) |
74 | 74 | </li>
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75 | 75 | <li> </li>
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76 | 76 | </ul>
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82 | 82 | <div class="hero-over-title"> How to write and maintain</div>
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83 | 83 | <div class="hero-title">Clean JavaScript Code in your Rails App</div>
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85 | 84 | <div class="hero-payoff">An online course about writing, organising and re-using JavaScript code for Ruby on Rails
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86 | 85 | developers
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87 | 86 | </div>
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150 | 149 | </section>
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| - Maud about DJ: "I always wondered why DJ loved JavaScript so much. I know he loved Ruby, and I didn't understand how one can love Ruby and JavaScript at the same time. |
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| - When I showed him a piece of my JavaScript in Rails code, and I started refactoring according to his opinions, I finally started to see |
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| - what JavaScript <em>could</em> be - but almost never is. I admire his ability to play with the differences between the languages. And it's good fun to work with him." |
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| - DJ about Maud: |
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| 152 | + <div id="aboutus"> |
| 153 | + <div class="card-text"> |
| 154 | + Maud about DJ: "I always wondered why DJ loved JavaScript so much. I know he loved Ruby, and I didn't understand how one can love Ruby and JavaScript at the same time. |
| 155 | + When I showed him a piece of my JavaScript in Rails code, and I started refactoring according to his opinions, I finally started to see |
| 156 | + what JavaScript <em>could</em> be - but almost never is. I admire his ability to play with the differences between the languages. And it's good fun to work with him." |
| 157 | + DJ about Maud: |
| 158 | + </div> |
167 | 159 | </div>
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168 | 160 | </section>
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