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//= github://Wolfy87/Color/color

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{
	"cmd": ["interleave build src/*.js --wrap && mocha --reporter dot"],
	"working_dir": "${project_path:${folder}}",
	"shell": true
}

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This is a test gist with no filename to determine the name of the file given to the gist.

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opts:
  baseUrl: http://localhost:3000

tests:
  - it: returns Hi for /
    get: /
    expect:
      status: 2xx
      body: Hi
  

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    out('!{grey}retrieving recipes from !{grey,underline}{0}', target);
    getit(target)
        .on('end', out.bind(null, '!{grey}extracting recipes'))
        .pipe(zlib.Gunzip())
        .pipe(tar.Parse({ path: opts.bakery }))
        .on('entry', function(entry) {
            if (reLibrary.test(entry.path) && entry.type == 'File') {
                promises.push(extractEntry(entry));
            }
        })

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This is gist. 
There are many like it, but this one is mine. 
It is my life. 
I must master it as I must master my life. 
Without me gist is useless. 
Without gist, I am useless.

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var image = new Image(),
    canvas, context, landSquares = [],
    landPixelCount = 0,
    rounding = 10^2;

function errorHandler() {
    console.log(arguments)
}

function writeData() {

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At this stage Blackberry only release binaries for Webworks for Windows and MacOS, so if you are a linux user then you are on your own. It's not that you can't use the tools though, but you do need to do a little more legwork to get things going.

Step 1: Install the NDK

While there is no binaries available for linux, the NDK it would seem does have an installer, so head on over to http://developer.blackberry.com/native/download/ and install it.

Step 2: Clone the WebWorks Repo and Build

TBC

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Erizo is an MCU that is part of the licode stack. It is written in C++ and a node API is provided, so I personally find that pretty exciting.

Prequesites

To build erizo you are going to need both cmake and various boost libaries. These can be installed on a debian based system with the following command:

sudo apt-get install cmake libboost-dev libboost-system-dev libboost-thread-dev libboost-regex-dev libnice-dev

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This is a simple shell script that is designed to provision both nginx and node on your machine. I primarily wrote it for use with Vagrant and an example Vagrantfile is included in the Gist as well.