francirp

1001

REPEAT 4 [ FD 200 LT 45 FD 100 LT 45 FD 50 LT 45 FD 25 LT 45 FD 12 LT 45 FD 6 LT 45 RT 90 LT 45 BK 6 RT 90 FD 6 LT 45 RT 90 LT 45 BK 6 LT 45 BK 12 RT 90 FD 12 LT 45 FD 6 LT 45 RT 90 LT 45 BK 6 RT 90 FD 6 LT 45 RT 90 LT 45 BK 6 LT 45 BK 12 LT 45 BK 25 RT 90 FD 25 LT 45 FD 12 LT 45 FD 6 LT 45 RT 90 LT 45 BK 6 RT 90 FD 6 LT 45 RT 90 LT 45 BK 6 LT 45 BK 12 RT 90 FD 12 LT 45 FD 6 LT 45 RT 90 LT 45 BK 6 RT 90 FD 6 LT 45 RT 90 LT 45 BK 6 LT 45 BK 12 LT 45 BK 25 LT 45 BK 50 RT 90 FD 50 LT 45 FD 25 LT 45 FD 12 LT 45 FD 6 LT 45 RT 90 LT 45 BK 6 RT 90 FD 6 LT 45 RT 90 LT 45 BK 6 LT 45 BK 12 RT 90 FD 12 LT 45 FD 6 LT 45 RT 90 LT 45 BK 6 RT 90 FD 6 LT 45 RT 90 LT 45 BK 6 LT 45 BK 12 LT 45 BK 25 RT 90 FD 25 LT 45 FD 12 LT 45 FD 6 LT 45 RT 90 LT 45 BK 6 RT 90 FD 6 LT 45 RT 90 LT 45 BK 6 LT 45 BK 12 RT 90 FD 12 LT 45 FD 6 LT 45 RT 90 LT 45 BK 6 RT 90 FD 6 LT 45 RT 90 LT 45 BK 6 LT 45 BK 12 LT 45 BK 25 LT 45 BK 50 LT 45 BK 100 RT 90 FD 100 LT 45 FD 50 LT 45 FD 25 LT 45 FD 12 LT 45 FD 6 LT 45 RT 90 LT 45 BK 6 RT 90 FD 6 

francirp

all_pictures = Picture.all

pictures_with_source = all_pictures.find_all do |picture|
  picture.source.present?
end

# pictures_with_source should now contain all of the pictures where the source is not empty

francirp

  # Switch Pow to For Cucumber Tests
  # See following Stack Overflow doc for context:
    # http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10685465/rails-cucumber-capybara-selenium-pow-domains-subdomains-and-javascript
    pow_config = "#{Rails.root}/.powenv" # Dont change, this is the Config Files Location.
    pow_config_stash = "#{Rails.root}/.powenv_original" # This is what the config will be stashed as during testing.
    config.before do
      # Set the default host
      Capybara.app_host = "http://powder.dev"
      # Stash the existing config
      File.rename(pow_config,pow_config_stash) if File.exists? pow_config

francirp

{
	"caret_extra_width": 1,
	"caret_style": "phase",
	"close_windows_when_empty": false,
	"color_scheme": "Packages/Predawn/predawn.tmTheme",
	"copy_with_empty_selection": false,
	"drag_text": false,
	"draw_indent_guides": true,
	"draw_minimap_border": true,
	"enable_tab_scrolling": false,

francirp

Cloudfront

First, create a new Cloudfront distribution via Amazon AWS console (gist here). Once you've done that, it's as simple as adding the following to your production environment (and staging if you run a staging environment), replacing the value with your CDN host url:

config.action_controller.asset_host = "<YOUR DISTRIBUTION SUBDOMAIN>.cloudfront.net"

See here for more info: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/using-amazon-cloudfront-cdn#adding-cloudfront-to-rails

francirp

1. Login to AWS: http://aws.amazon.com/
2. Go to Cloudfront
3. Create Distribution
4. Under Web: Get Started
5. Origin Domain Name: example.herokuapp.com
6. Submit
7. Click into the recently created CDN and copy the "Domain Name", which will look like ddho32frg3ham.cloudfront.net
8. Follow steps here to setup in Rails app: https://gist.github.com/francirp/9fe05dcbcf4ffabbf0e1

francirp

module Components::Extensions::GroupBy

  def group_by_two_levels(args = {})
    array, first, second = [args[:array], args[:first], args[:second]]
    hash = array.group_by do |obj|
      obj.respond_to?(first) ? obj.send(first) : obj[first]
    end
    hash.each do |first, obj_array|
      hash[first] = obj_array.group_by do |obj|
        obj.respond_to?(second) ? obj.send(second) : obj[second]

francirp

# first install Hub:
brew install hub
echo 'alias git=hub' >> ~/.bash_profile && source ~/.bash_profile

# To submit PR from current branch to master, from current branch run:
git pull-request -m "message for PR" -b master

francirp

Critical Sublime Text Shortcuts (Mac)

Editing:

• Copy: Command + C
• Cut: Command + X
• Paste: Command + V
• Cursor to end of line: Command + Right Arrow
• Cursor to beginning of line: Command + Left Arrow

francirp

I enjoy writing code with two side-by-side columns. Unfortunately, there is no out-of-the-box keyboard shortcut to switch from one column to the other. Let's add them.

1. Go to "Sublime Text => Preferences => Key Bindings - User"
2. Copy and paste the following into that file:

[
{ "keys": ["command+1"], "command": "focus_group", "args": { "group": 0 } },
{ "keys": ["command+2"], "command": "focus_group", "args": { "group": 1 } }
]