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2015-01-01
Mastering MEAN: Introducing the MEAN stack
MEAN stack is today's favorite development technology stack (previously was LAMP) for web developers.
Here is and entry point tutorial
for those that are interested.
More resources:
1.
http://mean.io/
2.
Rails to MEAN
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