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function markRowHidden(dataAttribute) {
  return function() {
    var tr = $(this).closest('tr');
    tr.data(dataAttribute, true);
    tr.hide();
  }
}

$("tr form.type1").on("submit", markRowHidden("attribute1"));
$("tr form.type2").on("submit", markRowHidden("attribute2"));

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# backend app
require 'sinatra/base'
require 'json'
class UsersController < Sinatra::Base
  get '/users/:id' do
    JSON.dump id: params[:id].to_i, name: "Josh"
  end
end

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For those of you who were confused about why all the Christians you knew were in a tizzy yesterday, it's not because they were celebrating April 20, rather they were celebrating a Christian holiday known as Easter. Allow me to explain:

Christians believe there is an entity known as "god". It's not clear what makes this entity special, some think it created everything (though it's unclear what created the entity). Some think it is the most powerful entity that exists, and that gives it special rights, like the right to determine what is morally permissible. This belief is important to Easter, as you'll see below. Also, god is a boy, even though it is usually considered noncorporeal (no chromosomes, no penis), so we will refer to it as a he from now on.

God made you perfectly, with full knowledge of everything you would do. For some reason, you don't live up to his standards, though. Not living up to his standard is called a "sin". Because of your sin

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I think this is how Stripe works

1. There is a form on my page which collects credit card information
2. The user fills this out, it is sent via JavaScript to Stripe
3. Stripe returns a status code and if it worked, a token
4. The callback then submits the token to your server where you associate it to that user by passing it as the card when you create a customer via their api
5. The customer has a customer id, which you need to associate to your user
6. You can then charge the customer through the api using the customer id
7. Presumably reponse has a payment id or something which you can then save in your db to record that the user has paid you

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class YouKnowWeHaveASubdomainNowMiddleware
  MovedPermanentlyCode = 301

  def initialize(app, attributes)
    self.app  = app
    self.from = attributes.fetch :from
    self.to   = attributes.fetch :to
  end

  def call(env)

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def mandatory
  required    = method(caller.first[/(?<=`).*(?=')/]         # => "crazy_arglist!"
                      )                                      # => #<Method: Object#crazy_arglist!>
                      .parameters                            # => [[:req, :a], [:opt, :b], [:rest, :c], [:key, :d], [:key, :e], [:keyrest, :f], [:block, :g]]
                      .select { |type, name| type == :key }  # => [[:key, :d], [:key, :e]]
                      .map    { |type, name| name }          # => [:d, :e]
  raise ArgumentError, "Must provide #{required.join ", "}"  # ~> ArgumentError: Must provide d, e
end

def crazy_arglist!(a, b=1, *c, d: mandatory, e: mandatory, **f, &g)

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require 'capybara/rspec'
require 'capybara/poltergeist'
Capybara.javascript_driver = Capybara.current_driver = :poltergeist

describe 'google.com', type: :feature do
  specify "I can search for and find testdouble's website" do
    page.visit 'http://duckduckgo.com/'
    page.fill_in 'q', with: 'test double'
    page.click_on 'search_button_homepage'

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development:
  stripe_publishable_key: pk_test_abc123
  stripe_secret_key:      sk_test_def456

test:
  stripe_publishable_key: STRIPE_PUBLISHABLE_KEY
  stripe_secret_key:      STRIPE_SECRET_KEY

production:
  stripe_publishable_key: <%= ENV["STRIPE_PUBLISHABLE_KEY"] %>

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                   Prefix Verb   URI Pattern                         Controller#Action
                     root GET    /                                   courses#index
                   course GET    /courses/:id(.:format)              courses#show
      invitation_required GET    /invitation-required(.:format)      site#invitation_required
               enrollment POST   /enrollment(.:format)               enrollment#create
             payment_plan GET    /enrollment/payment-plan(.:format)  enrollment#edit_payment_plan
  enrollment_payment_plan PUT    /enrollment/payment-plan(.:format)  enrollment#create_payment_plan
                          PATCH  /enrollment/payment-plan(.:format)  enrollment#create_payment_plan
enter_payment_information GET    /enrollment/payment-info(.:format)  enrollment#enter_payment_information
  enrollment_payment_info POST   /enrollment/payment-info(.:format)  enrollment#create_payment_information

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namespace :deploy do
  desc 'Deploy the app to Heroku'
  task :heroku do
    inform         = lambda { |message| puts "\e[37;44m#{message}\e[0m" }
    deploy_branch  = 'deploy'
    current_branch = %x"git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD".chomp

    if current_branch == deploy_branch
      inform.call "You're in the #{deploy_branch} branch, which we need to reset, please go elsewhere ;)"
      exit 1