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(add-hook 'markdown-mode-hook
  (lambda ()
    ;; Open org-mode style links, [[file:relative.md]]
    (local-set-key (kbd "C-c C-o") 'org-open-at-point-global)))

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My latest stop in software to try and run my business has been Trello. Unlike Daylite ([read my Daylite review][dayrev]), Trello is not a specifically tailored CRM and Project management application.

Trello takes a much more open approach to dealing with managing business tasks. You can't specifically enter clients and then link emails, documents to them. At least not in a way similar to Daylite. You can make a card for a client, throw in their contact information, and then move that through your sales process.

@todo shot of client card in sales process

I know that someone is going to dig up my post about [no business models][nobus] and ask me why I'd even try a business crucial application that has no current business model. Well it's because Fog Creek is behind the software. Fog Creek has [gone on record][fogrecord] that they do plan on charging something at some point, but what you are using now will always be free. Fog Creek is a very reputable software company with many other sources of revenue. I'm w

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class MyApp < Rails::Application
  routes.append do
    match "*", to: "controller#action"
  end
end

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class FooController < ApplicationController
  #
  # Each "------ N" is a step of refactoring. I start with 0 and go as far as I need to
  # depending on the code smell. Each step makes the code easier to reuse outside the view,
  # controller, etc.

  # ------ 0. Code smell, ivar
  def some_action
    @calculated_data = Something.funky.that('isnt').abstracted('in a lower level')
  end

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require 'rubygems'
require 'open-uri'
require 'json'
require 'net/http'

# Please note that the vanilla wp-json-api plugin does not support user authentication for create_post.
# Check out my fork for authentication support: https://github.com/Achillefs/wp-json-api
class Article
  API_URI = 'http://mywpblog.com/api/'
  API_USER = 'my_wp_username'

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# I think we can agree that this code is best, even if contrived:

if @article.public?
  views += 1
else
  redirect_to "/some/other/page"
end

# But sometimes, people don't make query methods that are positive, ie

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# put in .git/hooks/post-checkout
# Ruby + JavaScript files - tmp files
files = (Dir['**/**.rb'] + Dir['**/**.js']).
        delete_if {|f| f.match(/tmp\//) }.
        delete_if {|f| f.match(/vendor\/local/) }

system("ctags -f TAGS -e --languages=-all,+ruby,+javascript #{files.join(' ')}")

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# Project navigation but is code changes. Needs code review.
pick 2ce7570 [#692] project navigation - issues/summary closing | click field to large
s c7be3bf [#692] working project navigation
pick e385a88 [#692] change project navigation arrow on hover
s bc86e95 [#692] fix project navigation arrows

# Login menu
pick c5955a3 [#692] login slidedown implemented placeholder not compatible with IE & Co
s 083d31e [#692] login menu now compatible with IE 7/8/9, safari, chrome
s a28989a [#692] complete login pulldown tested on IE 7 / 8 / 9 / Firefox / Safari / Chrome

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
require 'rubygems'
require 'trollop'
require 'vapir'

def filename_for_url(url)
  url.
    downcase.
    gsub(/https?:\/\//,'').
    gsub(/\//, '_').