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itemSlug: case-studies-intro | ||
itemName: Case Studies Intro | ||
itemType: article | ||
language: en-US | ||
published: true | ||
publishedDate: '2018-09-11' | ||
createdDate: '2018-09-11' | ||
modifiedDate: '2018-09-11' | ||
articleTitle: Case Studies Intro | ||
articleSubTitle: null | ||
author: 'Victor Kane' | ||
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So aren't you sick and tired of tutorials that show how "awesome" and "easy" full stack javascript is, and how you can whip up an app in 5 minutes? Sometimes that's even true. But the apps used in all the shallow examples 99% of the time have one thing in common: they are completely trivial and never touch the real world on several important points: | ||
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* They are rarely re-usable | ||
* They almost always include some kind of "free" but actually paid service on the backend | ||
* They don't take into account how to do things like update to newer versions of frameworks, or deploy apps | ||
* They often do nothing more than repeat what is already in the docs | ||
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Well, we aren't going to show any over-simplified examples here, everything is a full-blown case study that goes through the complete cycle of disciplines your team really needs to master in order to actually launch real world apps. | ||
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tags: | ||
- tagSlug: content-migration-rescue | ||
tagName: Content Migration Rescue | ||
- tagSlug: case-studies | ||
tagName: Case Studies | ||
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itemSlug: awebfactory-dot-com | ||
itemName: AWebFactory.com | ||
itemType: caseStudy | ||
language: en-US | ||
published: true | ||
publishedDate: 2018-03-04T00:00:00 | ||
createdDate: 2018-03-04T00:00:00 | ||
modifiedDate: 2018-03-04T00:00:00 | ||
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article: what-is-content-migration-rescue | ||
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article: the-content-migration-rescue-process | ||
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This is a complete case study covering the migration of legacy company website AWebFactory.com from Drupal 6 to a full-stack Javascript decoupled structured content stack | ||
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- tagSlug: ddcmr | ||
tagName: Durable Drupal Content Migration Rescue | ||
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tagName: Content Migration Rescue | ||
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itemSlug: durable-drupal-website-making-of | ||
itemName: The DurableDrupal website. The making of. | ||
itemType: caseStudy | ||
language: en-US | ||
published: true | ||
publishedDate: 2018-03-04T00:00:00 | ||
createdDate: 2018-03-04T00:00:00 | ||
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This is a complete case study covering the process followed in the analysis, design, implementation and deployment of this website using full-stack JavaScript decoupled API-first architecture. | ||
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- tagSlug: ddcmr | ||
tagName: Durable Drupal Content Migration Rescue | ||
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tagName: Content Migration Rescue | ||
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itemSlug: linguathon-dot-com | ||
itemName: The Linguathon.com website. | ||
itemType: caseStudy | ||
language: en-US | ||
published: true | ||
publishedDate: 2018-09-11 | ||
createdDate: 2018-09-11 | ||
modifiedDate: 2018-09-11 | ||
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article: what-is-content-migration-rescue | ||
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This case study follows the migration of the legacy website featuring the Linguathon English Language Learning Service into a decoupled, API-first authoring system. Featuring full localization (l10n) and internationalization (i18n). | ||
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- tagSlug: ddcmr | ||
tagName: Durable Drupal Content Migration Rescue | ||
- tagSlug: content-migration-rescue | ||
tagName: Content Migration Rescue | ||
- tagSlug: l10n-localization | ||
tagName: Localization (l10n) | ||
- tagSlug: i18n-internationalization | ||
tagName: Internationalization (i18n) | ||
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itemSlug: noraperusin-dot-com | ||
itemName: Case Study for NoraPerusin.com | ||
itemType: caseStudy | ||
language: en-US | ||
published: true | ||
publishedDate: 2018-03-04T00:00:00 | ||
createdDate: 2018-03-04T00:00:00 | ||
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This case study covers the analysis, design, building and deployment of noraperusin.com, the website featuring the complete works of Argentine poet, paintor and activist Nora Perusin | ||
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- tagSlug: ddcmr | ||
tagName: Durable Drupal Content Migration Rescue | ||
- tagSlug: content-migration-rescue | ||
tagName: Content Migration Rescue | ||
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