SeanRoberts

Ruby/Rails
 - Use latest stack (Ruby 2.1.x, Rails 4.x, Postgresql)
 - Prefer the new hash syntax, but use the old one when necessary (ie. when you need to use strings as keys)
 - Code in ActiveRecord models should pertain directly to storing or retrieving data
 - Use Draper to decorate model instances and test your decorators with RSpec (app/decorators is the place for this)
 - Put business logic into service classes and test them with RSpec (app/services is a fine place for this, you can get more specific if your services folder gets fat)
   - I like to name my service classes after what they do, or give them cute names occasionally (AddsProductstoCart or CartStuffer)
  - Don’t hesitate to namespace related models or services into modules.
  - Use Resque and Redis for background job handling.
 

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describe Classname do
  describe '#a_method' do
    context 'when a thing' do
      it 'should do a thing' do
        #
      end
    end
    
    context 'when a different situation' do
      it 'should do something different' do

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.full-width-embedded-content
  .twelve.piece
    = render "tenon/tenon_content/piece_types/display/embedded_content", piece: row.pieces.first
  .spacer

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# Often you will want to have behaviour where clicking outside of a certain element will close it, 
# for example, maybe you have a menu and you want to close it when the user clicks outside of it.  
# In that case what you need to do isn't so much capture a click outside of element as it is 
# capture a click anywhere and then stop the closure if it's in the menu, I've been doing it like this:

class DumbMenu
  constructor: ->
    $(document).on('click', @hideMenu)
    $('#menu a').on('click', @preventHide)
  

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class NaiveMenu
  constructor: ->
    $(document).on('click', @hideMenu)
    $('#menu a').on('click', @preventHide)
  
  hideMenu: =>
    $('#menu').hide()
  
  preventHide: (e) =>
    e.stopPropagation()

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class CoolFeature
  constructor: ->
    $(document).on('click', '#menu a', @doACoolThing)
  
  doACoolThing: (e) =>
    e.preventDefault();
    window.location = 'http://zombo.com'

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class LessNaiveMenu
  constructor: ->
    $(document).on('click', @hideMenu)
  
  hideMenu: (e) =>
    unless $(e.target).is('#menu *, #menu')
      $('#menu').hide()

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class QuickMoveInSearch
  attr_accessor :params

  def initialize(params)
    @params = params
  end

  def results
    results = scope
    filters.each do |filter|

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Test

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# Consider the following model
# This will not actually save history for the description. 
class Event
  has_history
  tenon_content :description
end

# However, making it save the description is real easy:
class Event
  has_history includes: [:description_tenon_content_rows]