Hacking the Mid-End (Great Lakes Ruby Bash Edition)
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The document discusses hacking the "mid-end" of web applications, which is defined as the layer between the front-end and back-end that focuses on abstraction. It provides examples of solving "mid-end" problems by building functionality without JavaScript first, then adding an interactive JavaScript layer. Specific techniques mentioned include helpers, partials, jQuery, and making the user interface faster, more accessible, intuitive and responsive.
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