| ### | |
| # This emberjs example makes me cring for a couple reasons, | |
| # but the biggest is that it calls `.property` on the function | |
| # to turn fullName into a auto-updating value. | |
| # Since emberjs is a framework instead of a library, like Backbone, | |
| # it seems like it should do this for you. | |
| App.Person = DS.Model.extend({ | |
| firstName: DS.attr('string'), | |
| lastName: DS.attr('string'), |
All: http://nodeknockout.com/entries
Castle Riot: http://castleriot.com Our entry! Multiplayer Thieves vs. Guards.
Megaphone: http://nodeknockout.com/teams/deployd Easy voice chat.
Progress: http://nodeknockout.com/teams/unexpected-identifie A non-interactive game.
| Slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/17qCqjo9MgNKdH3i0pVgqkbXyVPYS-7_COCi-etR9new/pub?start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000#slide=id.gab72b792_05 | |
| Event: http://www.meetup.com/Chicago-Nodejs/events/98566142/ | |
| To select the code in the slides, go to the gear menu in the bottom-left and select Speaker Notes. | |
| Answers are below. |
| <html> | |
| <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0" /> | |
| </html> |
| Scenario = (message, tests) -> | |
| casper.start() | |
| casper.test.info message | |
| tests() | |
| casper.run -> | |
| casper.test.done() | |
| Scenario 'Test a 200', -> |
| _G.createContext() | |
| local a = require('complex') | |
| print( a.add(5, 6) ) |
| -- GLOBAL CHANGES -- | |
| -- make requires return the object -- | |
| _require = _G.require | |
| _G.require = function (name) | |
| local original = _G[name] | |
| _require(name) | |
| local package = _G[name] | |
| _G[name] = original | |
| return package |
| # ~/.config/ReText project/ReText.conf | |
| [General] | |
| autoSave=true | |
| restorePreviewState=true | |
| highlightCurrentLine=true | |
| tabWidth=2 | |
| styleSheet=github.css | |
| useWebKit=true | |
| autoPlainText=false |
| /* | |
| An over-determined system of equations is one that has more equations than unknowns. | |
| This can lead to unsolvable systems--where there is no one value for each unkown | |
| that can satisfy all equations in the system. | |
| When this happens, there are ways to estimate the value of each unkown | |
| such that it is the best fit for the system. That is, it will make each equation | |
| come the closest to being balanced. | |
| I am trying to reproduce this operation to get the same result. | |
| https://www.elie.net/blog/hearthstone/how-to-find-automatically-hearthstone-undervalued-cards#.VBdzGi5dWEg |