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@ECHO OFF
call nginx-stop.bat
call nginx-start.bat
EXIT /b

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DENSE_RANK computes the rank of a row in an ordered group of rows and returns the rank as a NUMBER. The ranks are consecutive integers beginning with 1. The largest rank value is the number of unique values returned by the query. Rank values are not skipped in the event of ties. Rows with equal values for the ranking criteria receive the same rank. This function is useful for top-N and bottom-N reporting.
This function accepts as arguments any numeric datatype and returns NUMBER.
As an aggregate function, DENSE_RANK calculates the dense rank of a hypothetical row identified by the arguments of the function with respect to a given sort specification. The arguments of the function must all evaluate to constant expressions within each aggregate group, because they identify a single row within each group. The constant argument expressions and the expressions in the order_by_clause of the aggregate match by position. Therefore, the number of arguments must be the same and types must be compatible.
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<div class="sideBar">
  <!-- This section gets pushed to the top-->
  <div class="sideBar__section">
    <div class="sideBar__item is-side-bar-item-selected">Inbox</div>
    <div class="sideBar__item">Contacts</div>
    <div class="sideBar__item">Account</div>
  </div>
  <!-- This section gets pushed to the bottom-->
  <div class="sideBar__section">
    <div class="sideBar__item">Change theme</div>

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3-way responsive menu example

Foundation 6 boilerplate

A Pen by Rafi Benkual on CodePen.

License.

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.modal
  .header
    Did you know?
  .content
    6.5 million visitors come to our site every year and only 1/3 donate a dollar to our annual giving fund.  If every person browsing our site donated $1 we would be able to meet our annual budget and therefore, help to feed more homeless across America!
  .actions
    %a.success{href: '#'} Donate $1
    %a{href: '#'} No Thanks
  .loader-bar
    .bar

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404 svg animated page concept for e-store @ Zajno (Illustrated by Lina)

Illustrated by my lovely Lina(https://dribbble.com/Lino4e4eg), this svg was created for e-store, a project for Zajno (https://dribbble.com/zajno). I decided it needs some animations, so I made this animated pen, using svg and pure css.

A Pen by Vladimir Gashenko on CodePen.

License.

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var inStock = {
  item: 'T-Shirt',
  available: 40,
  purchased: 25,
  checkStock: function() {
  return this.available - this.purchased;
  } 
};

var elItem = document.getElementById('shirtsInstock');

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Why use NPM?
Makes it easy for Javascript developers to share the code they've created to solve particular problems and for others to reuse that code in their own applications. 
  -check to see if they've made updaes and then download those updates

Essentially NPM contains reusable bits of code in either packages or modules.

A package is just a directory with one or more files in it and a file called "package.json" with some meta data about this package.

NPM is a great Javascript resource for 3 main reasons:
  1) There are lots of modules on the server side a developer can access

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Testing Javascript

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