Code Name "Chưng Nhi"
We're doing donation among Nauers and friends to a charity organization for children this Tet holidays. Instead to doing it straight and squarely, we want to engage outsiders and make this a fun online side project.
The core of this minisite is a Sokoban-like game where each map win will entitle small plegde of donation which is on our team. Players will have the fun of solving the puzzle while knowing that their wins will inccur some amount of donations. That is win for all of us.
- Software installation:
- Code editor of your choice (Sublime Text is recommended and project files are included)
- Google Chrome 36+
- MeteorJS
- Setting up IDE/Editor
- If using Sublime Text, just open the
*.sublime-project
and start coding - Else, create project with IDE of your choice, with project folder pointing to this folder (where this file is located)
- If using Sublime Text, just open the
- Previewing app in web browser (any compilation will be done and updates will be refreshed automatically):
- Execute
meteor
- Execute
- Build the app for server deployment:
- Follow MeteorJS guide
[TBD]
- NodeJS: Backbone for Meteor
- MeteorJS: Full stack application framework for writing JavaScript from backend to frontend
- Meteor packages:
- Meteor's built-in account management
- fourseven:scss
- iron:router
- anti:i18n
- themeteorchef:jquery-validation
/
├── config : defaults and initial configuration
├── shared : scripts should be run on both client & server
├── lib : both side's library / helpers modules
├── server : server-side modules only
├── client : client-side modules only
├── css : SASS/CSS files
├── templates : Blaze's template files & their helpers + events scripts
├── public : static files
├── fonts : contains web font / icon font files
├── img : images
└── js : JavaScript files
├── lib : 3rd-party libraries (jQuery, requireJS, Backbone...)
└── app : app namespace
- Adhere to Nau Studio's conventions and coding styles
- Refer to
.jshintrc
for details of JS conventions - Refer to
.jscsrc
for details of JS coding styles - Refer to
.scss-lint.yml
for details of SCSS conventions
- Refer to
- Alignment by TABs (not SPACES, tab width is up to user's preference, but 4-space tab is recommended)
- Single quotes ('...') for String literal in js files
- Variables naming with camelCase
- Symbols and prototypes naming with PascalCase
- JS files as namespace (multiple modules inside) named with all-lowercase
- JS files as module named with PascalCase / camelCase
Refer to documentation site of these components:
[TBC]
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