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              September 30, 2014 15:39
            
          
    Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

I am awalker on github.
I am adamwalker (https://keybase.io/adamwalker) on keybase.
I have a public key whose fingerprint is 335F 0395 8173 8EC8 78EE  6E28 5447 D0E2 D6BE 0EC6

To claim this, I am signing this object:

  
## gist:1507911
###
``Battleship`` is your model and ``id`` is the record id.
This requests the record rather than all records.
It could be used it places where loading a single record is
required but no natual scoping is available.
###

Battleship.ajax().find(id).success (record) ->
  Battleship.refresh(record)

## sync_things.rb
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
#
# Biggest problem with this is that it checks everything.  Needs
# to be adjusted to only check N days and/or N tasks on Basecamp.
#
# Also has a problem in that Completed always wins.  If you have a
# task marked at completed, then mark it as open again on just one
# side, it'll mark the other as completed if you run the sync again.
#
# All that said, it provides a basic, very rudimentary sync.
	###
	``Battleship`` is your model and ``id`` is the record id.
	This requests the record rather than all records.
	It could be used it places where loading a single record is
	required but no natual scoping is available.
	###

	Battleship.ajax().find(id).success (record) ->
	Battleship.refresh(record)
	#!/usr/bin/env ruby
	#
	# Biggest problem with this is that it checks everything. Needs
	# to be adjusted to only check N days and/or N tasks on Basecamp.
	#
	# Also has a problem in that Completed always wins. If you have a
	# task marked at completed, then mark it as open again on just one
	# side, it'll mark the other as completed if you run the sync again.
	#
	# All that said, it provides a basic, very rudimentary sync.