Adam Loving adamloving

## inheritance.js
// There does not appear to be a clear winner here. #3 is ideal but too verbose.
// So, I think it is convenient to use a combination of all of these.

// establish a namespace
Ext.ns('MYCO.controls'); // for class definitions
Ext.ns('MYCO.mypage'); // for instances

// [1] Singleton object with functions (when only 1 object is necesary)
MYCO.mypage.mySimpleCar = {
  doors : 4,

## bigdoor-simple-sample.sh
# the simplest possible way to award points
# note that this uses the JSONP proxy and is insecure (subject to frequency caps, you can give yourself or anybody else as many points as you want)

# check that user exists
curl -v "http://api.bigdoor.com/api/publisher/f284d42515214498baf2f601845f5c2c/proxy/end_user/adamloving?method=GET&callback=callback"

# execute XP transaction
curl -v "http://api.bigdoor.com/api/publisher/f284d42515214498baf2f601845f5c2c/proxy/named_transaction_group/618557/execute/adamloving?method=POST&callback=callback&non_secure=1"

## google-js-lint.sh
# install it on mac
sudo easy_install http://closure-linter.googlecode.com/files/closure_linter-latest.tar.gz

# run
gjslint myfile.js

# fix it automatically
fixjsstyle myfile.js

## twitter-user-timeline.js
var url = "http://twitter.com/status/user_timeline/adamloving.json?count=10&callback=?";

$.getJSON( url, function( data ){ console.log(data) });

## viral_gate.html
<html>
  <body>
    <!--

      This page demonstrates how to hide some content on the page until the
      viewer clicks one of the social sharing buttons.

      You can see a live demonstration of this technique on this blog post:
      http://adamloving.com/internet-programming/gamify


## watch-sample.js
// npm install watch
// see: https://github.com/mikeal/watch

watch = require('watch');

watch.createMonitor('/Users/adam', function (monitor) {

    monitor.on("created", function (f, stat) {
        console.log('created', f);
    })

## watcher.js
var OUTPUT_JS_FILENAME = '../media/partner/js/widgets.js'
var OUTPUT_CSS_FILENAME = '../media/partner/css/widgets.css'
var OUTPUT_HTML_PATH = 'templates'

var fs = require('fs')
var jade = require('jade')
var stylus = require('stylus');
var cs = require('coffee-script');
var watch = require('watch');

## copy.py
import shutil, os, os.path

root = '/Volumes/Blackmagic/Music/'
dest = '/Volumes/Blackmagic/90bpm/'

f = open('working.m3u')
s = f.read()
files = s.split('\n')
i = 0

## fade_binding_handler.coffee
ko.bindingHandlers.fade =

    init: (element, valueAccessor) ->
      element = jQuery(element)
      value = valueAccessor()
      value = ko.utils.unwrapObservable()
      element.toggle(value)

    update: (element, valueAccessor) ->
      element = jQuery(element)

## swipe-listener.coffee
# This is a translation of http://rabblerule.blogspot.com/2009/08/detecting-swipe-in-webkit.html
class SwipeListener
  constructor: (@el, @handler) ->
    @el.addEventListener('touchstart', @onTouchStart, false);
    @startX = @startY = @direction = null

  cancelTouch: () ->
    @el.removeEventListener('touchmove', @onTouchMove)
    @el.removeEventListener('touchend', @onTouchEnd)
    @startX = null
	// There does not appear to be a clear winner here. #3 is ideal but too verbose.
	// So, I think it is convenient to use a combination of all of these.

	// establish a namespace
	Ext.ns('MYCO.controls'); // for class definitions
	Ext.ns('MYCO.mypage'); // for instances

	// [1] Singleton object with functions (when only 1 object is necesary)
	MYCO.mypage.mySimpleCar = {
	doors : 4,
	# the simplest possible way to award points
	# note that this uses the JSONP proxy and is insecure (subject to frequency caps, you can give yourself or anybody else as many points as you want)

	# check that user exists
	curl -v "http://api.bigdoor.com/api/publisher/f284d42515214498baf2f601845f5c2c/proxy/end_user/adamloving?method=GET&callback=callback"

	# execute XP transaction
	curl -v "http://api.bigdoor.com/api/publisher/f284d42515214498baf2f601845f5c2c/proxy/named_transaction_group/618557/execute/adamloving?method=POST&callback=callback&non_secure=1"
	# install it on mac
	sudo easy_install http://closure-linter.googlecode.com/files/closure_linter-latest.tar.gz

	# run
	gjslint myfile.js

	# fix it automatically
	fixjsstyle myfile.js
	var url = "http://twitter.com/status/user_timeline/adamloving.json?count=10&callback=?";

	$.getJSON( url, function( data ){ console.log(data) });
	<html>
	<body>
	<!--

	This page demonstrates how to hide some content on the page until the
	viewer clicks one of the social sharing buttons.

	You can see a live demonstration of this technique on this blog post:
	http://adamloving.com/internet-programming/gamify
	// npm install watch
	// see: https://github.com/mikeal/watch

	watch = require('watch');

	watch.createMonitor('/Users/adam', function (monitor) {

	monitor.on("created", function (f, stat) {
	console.log('created', f);
	})
	var OUTPUT_JS_FILENAME = '../media/partner/js/widgets.js'
	var OUTPUT_CSS_FILENAME = '../media/partner/css/widgets.css'
	var OUTPUT_HTML_PATH = 'templates'

	var fs = require('fs')
	var jade = require('jade')
	var stylus = require('stylus');
	var cs = require('coffee-script');
	var watch = require('watch');
	import shutil, os, os.path

	root = '/Volumes/Blackmagic/Music/'
	dest = '/Volumes/Blackmagic/90bpm/'

	f = open('working.m3u')
	s = f.read()
	files = s.split('\n')
	i = 0
	ko.bindingHandlers.fade =

	init: (element, valueAccessor) ->
	element = jQuery(element)
	value = valueAccessor()
	value = ko.utils.unwrapObservable()
	element.toggle(value)

	update: (element, valueAccessor) ->
	element = jQuery(element)
	# This is a translation of http://rabblerule.blogspot.com/2009/08/detecting-swipe-in-webkit.html
	class SwipeListener
	constructor: (@el, @handler) ->
	@el.addEventListener('touchstart', @onTouchStart, false);
	@startX = @startY = @direction = null

	cancelTouch: () ->
	@el.removeEventListener('touchmove', @onTouchMove)
	@el.removeEventListener('touchend', @onTouchEnd)
	@startX = null