Stack ramblings

gistfile1.txt

* Download Atom Editor and install it
* Go to packages to install a package and install
  - git-plus
  - last-cursor-position
  - line-diff-details
  - linter
  - linter-eslint
  - merge-conflicts
  - preview

* Go to eslint to see how it works
 - http://eslint.org/
 
* Install NodeJS 4.0.0
 
* Init a new project through 
  - node init 
* Then install eslint through   
  - npm install --save-dev eslint
  
Now use Atom to create a few things like promises through say Q library
 - npm install --save-dev Q
 
atom app.js and add something like this for play:

'use strict';
const Q = require('q');

function getInputPromise() {
  return Q.fcall(function() {
    return 10;
  });
}

 getInputPromise().then(function(value) {
    console.log('value 1 is: %s', value);
    //throw new TypeError('Value 1 error');
    //return value * 2;
  })
  .then(function(value) {
    console.log('value 2 is %s', value);
    //throw new TypeError('Value 2 error');
    //return value * 3;
  }, function(failure){
    console.log('I have encountered a failure %s', failure);
  })
  .fin(function() {
    console.log ('fin from up top');
  })
  .done();

Line 17 should be npm init. Otherwise, nice preview of promises in Q. Thanks for the gist.