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# in order to have icu support in sqlite you need to enable it via compile options.
# install the icu dev package on your system and download the source files from sqlite
# unpack and enter the source dir

# on a mac I had to do this to compile:
brew install icu4c

CFLAGS=`-I/usr/local/opt/icu4c/include -O3 -DSQLITE_ENABLE_ICU` CPPFLAGS=`icu-config --cppflags` LDFLAGS=`-L/usr/local/opt/icu4c/lib icu-config --ldflags` ./configure

# I had to add the path to the icu libs

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<h1>{selected.link || 'No selection'}</h1>
<div class="search">
  <input bind:value={term} on:keydown={keydown} class="input" on:blur={() => options = []}>
    <ul class="list">
        {#each options as t,i}
          <li
            class={`item ${i+1 === pos ? 'active':''}`}
            value={t.link}
            on:click={() => select(t)}
          >{t.value}</li>

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Demo: ajax-handlebars

This repo's location has changed.

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class BaseModel extends Model {
  static get allRelations() {
    return '[' + Object.keys(this.relationMappings).join(',') + ']';
  }
}

//And then inherit your models from that instead of Model.

class Person extends BaseModel {
  //...

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Jade Preview

Quick demo on how to use Jade and CodeMirror to create a simple Jade editor with live preview.

Links

• Code Mirror
• Jade Lang

by Pablo Navarro

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# This guide is based on https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/User:Altercation/Bullet_Proof_Arch_Install
# compare for more details on each step. It's a great guide and seems to get frequent updates.
# This guide has a few changes that helped me to get thew bootloader running


# Start up the Live USB/CD and enable SSH:
# set a password for root to enable ssh login
# *
passwd
systemctl start sshd.service

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# Tested Environment
# Windows7 x64, MS Access2010/2013, sequel 4.11.0

# Gemfile
# source 'https://rubygems.org'
# gem 'sequel'
# gem 'ruby-odbc' # for ODBC


require 'sequel'

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If you'd like to use `"*y` and `"*p` in neovim you have to make sure it works across the stack.

These steps are necessary:

  * Have xsel installed
  * enable `X11Forward` in your remote sshd.conf
  * disable `X11Localhost` in the same file
  
Then restart your ssh connction with the -Y flag and make sure to restart tmux otherwise you might get errors because $DISPLAY might not yet be set.

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My tablet runs the latest nightly of cm-13 and twrp. However, a bug in twrp doesn't let me update cm nightlies. So wherever I try to story my nightly I can't access it from twrp. Root doesn't work either for some reason so I'm stuck with a tablet that runs cm-13 but without updates.

After investing some time I tried connecting the tablet to a laptop while in recovery mode. Plugged in a USB cable on both sides and voila I had access to a twrp folder which was also mounted in recovery mode. Copied my cm-13 file there and was successfully able to install the nightly.

Connecting a USB thumb drive didn't work either btw.

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Starting Gogs as a Docker container on startup via systemd

Gogs is that great Github clone which is also available as a docker image. Works perfectly if started by the user but since you probably want to run it on your server and without interruption you can add a systemd script to start up Gogs on boot. My script looks like this:

# /etc/systemd/system/docker.gogs.service
[Unit]
Description=Gogs container
Requires=docker.service
Require=postgresql.service