beezee

-module(app_name_domain_controller, [Req]).
-compile(export_all).

all('GET', [Type]) ->
  % TODO: expand flexibility of filtering interface
  {json, boss_db:find(list_to_atom(Type), lists:map(fun({K, V}) -> {list_to_atom(K), 'equals', V} end, 
    Req:query_params()), [{order_by, last_update}, {order, desc}])}.

show('GET', [Id]) ->
  Model = boss_db:find(Id),

beezee

update wp_term_taxonomy as tt 
      left join (select term_taxonomy_id as tid, count(term_taxonomy_id) as real_count
                  from wp_term_relationships as tr
                  left join wp_posts as p on tr.object_id = p.ID
                  where p.post_status = "publish"
                  group by tid)
        as rc 
      on rc.tid = tt.term_taxonomy_id
      set tt.count = rc.real_count

beezee

class RCipher

  def take(s, n, stream)
    x = 0
    val = s
    acc = []
    while x < n do
      val = stream.call(val)
      acc.push(val)
      x += 1

beezee

# An exercise in controlled side effects inspired by 
# http://tmd.io/code/2015/01/27/putting-away-your-laundry-a-look-at-service-objects-for-rails.html

# Generic "immutable" wrapper for hash of values and hash of validators
# Only unvalidated or Valid values come out of #to_h
# Validators can return ValidatedParams::Error('message') to come out of #errors
# This is a great candidate for property based testing and has no dependencies beyond hashes and procs
class ValidatedParams                                                             
                                                                                  
  Valid = true                                                                    

beezee

$site_list = get_blog_list();

foreach ($site_list as $site)
{
   switch_to_blog($site_list['blog_id']);
   wp_signon($credentials);
}
restore_current_blog();

beezee

 var mainQuery = {
         'ids': 'FILL_THIS_IN',
     'start-date': '2012-01-19',
     'end-date': '2012-02-05'
     'dimensions': 'ga:pageTitle,ga:hostName,ga:pagePath,ga:date',
     'metrics': 'ga:pageviews,ga:visits,ga:timeOnSite',
     'sort': '-ga:pageviews',
     'max-results': 100000
       };

beezee

var nGramr = {}
		nGramr.words = prompt('Whats the phrase?').split(' ');
		nGramr.wordlen = nGramr.words.length;
		nGramr.depth = prompt('Whats the n?');
		nGramr.results = 0;
		nGramr.grams = function(aWords) {
			var words = aWords;
			var depth = words.length;
			console.log(depth);
			_.each(nGramr.words, function(word) {

beezee

   <script type="text/javascript">
	function Drawium_explain_box_displayed(index){
	    console.log(index);
	    $("#binno-custom-tabs li").unbind('click.drawium');
	   if (index == 1) {
		$(".drawium_next_button").remove();
		$("#binno-custom-tabs li:nth-child(2)").bind('click.drawium', function() {
		    Drawer.tutorial_next();
		});
	   }

beezee

   <script type="text/javascript">
 
         var tourApp = {
            tabSteps:  {
               3: 'images',
               10: 'users',
            },
            
            needsTweaking: function(i) {
               return typeof tourApp.tabSteps[i] != 'undefined';

beezee

         var tourApp = {
            tabSteps:  {
               8: 'images',
               12: 'users'
            },
            
            needsTweaking: function(i) {
               return typeof tourApp.tabSteps[i] != 'undefined';
            },