Write Self Documenting JavaScript with Regent
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When your development team is tasked with rewriting a complex business application you will want a way to enlist the help of some non-developer business experts.
Separating your application’s business logic and implementation will make your code more readable, allow you to get away with writing less documentation, and still be super simple. By separating our logic from our implementation we put the “why” of our application in the hands of our business experts, and let our developers focus on the “how”.
In this session we will learn how to make your business logic accessible to both developers and non-developers, get started using Regent, and adopt a strong business logic pattern your team will love.
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Ivan Eisenberg is a Hawaiian-born, banjo picking, hockey playing, sailboat racing, snowboarding, JavaScript developer. Ivan has been tinkering with computers for just over two decades. In his spare time, he plays the banjo, sings, and writes music for the Milwaukee old-time string band, Pay The Devil, and explores the Milwaukee area with his wife, baby, and dog
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