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THE WHATEVER MANIFESTO

1. Follow your dreams (or don't. Whatever.)
2. Work sane hours (or don't. Whatever.)
3. Separate work from life (or don't. Whatever.)
4. Build a fun side project (or don't. Whatever.)
5. Always be open to new ideas (or don't. Whatever.)
6. Learn how to manage your money (or don't. Whatever.)

Whatever it is that you choose to do, follow these two simple rules:

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The Manifesto Manifesto

1. See the Manifesto Manifesto.

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require 'freddie'

class Event
  include Mongoid::Document
  # ...
end

class App < Freddie::App
  resource :events do
    permit do |user|

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run Freddie(:redirect, '/events') do
  layout 'application'

  child 'events', Freddie(:resource, Event)  # full Rails-style RESTful web resource. :)

  child 'application.css', Freddie(:stylesheet, 'application.css.scss')
  child 'application.js', Freddie(:static, 'views/application.js', content_type: 'text/javascript')
end

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app = Freddie do
  path 'one' do
    render "1"

    path 'two' do
      render "2"

      path 'three' do
        render "3!"
      end

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run Freddie do
  layout 'application.html.haml'

  # Serve some asset files
  #
  path('application-:timestamp.css') { stylesheet 'application.scss' }
  path('application-:timestamp.js')  { javascript 'application.js' }

  # Built-in OmniAuth support
  #

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for ruby in $HOME/.rbfu/rubies/*; do rbfu @${ruby##*/} bundle && bundle exec rake ; done

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# So I wrote this cute little currency view formatting helper. Enjoy.
#
# (On a side note, shortly after writing this, I decided to use the awesome
# Money gem in my project, rendering most of this code obsolete.)
#
def currency(v, options = {})
  options = {
    :symbol => "€",
    :separator => ".",
    :decimal_separator => ",",

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# install happy-cli prerelease (!) gem
gem install happy-cli --pre

# create a new happy app using the standard app template
happy new myapp

# alternatively, use the minimal template
happy new myapp -t minimal

# then:

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# Require the compass gem. No need to do this if you're already requiring all your
# gems through Bundle.require.
#
require 'compass'

# This adds the stylesheets directory of the "compass" engine to Sass' default load path. The
# only other engine in Compass at the time of writing is "blueprint", which, as far as I
# know, is already tagged as deprecated.
#
Sass::Engine::DEFAULT_OPTIONS[:load_paths] << Compass::Frameworks["compass"].stylesheets_directory