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#!/bin/sh

cd ~user/ProjectRepo
env -i git pull

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require 'Subdomain'

CMS::Application.routes.draw do
  
  namespace "admin" do |admin|
    resources :pages # Admin::PagesController Routes
  end
  
  constraints(Subdomain) do
    match '/' => "pages#root" # Route for Root URL for Subdomains

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totalCombinedViewHeight = 100

Motion::Layout.new do |layout|
  layout.view view
  layout.subviews "state" => @state, "action" => @action
  layout.metrics "margin" => 20, "height" => 40, "halfHeight" => ((view.bounds.size.height - totalCombinedViewHeight) / 2), "halfWidth" => ((view.bounds.size.width - 100) / 2)
  layout.vertical "|-(<=halfHeight)-[state]-margin-[action]-(>=halfWidth)-|"
  layout.horizontal "|-margin-[state]-margin-|"
  layout.horizontal "|-margin-[action]-margin-|"
end

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# This one!
def viewNamed(view_name, ofClass: class_reference)
  var_name = view_name[0].downcase + view_name[1, view_name.length - 1].gsub(/\s/, '')

  instance_variable_get("@#{var_name}") or instance_variable_set("@#{var_name}", class_reference.new).tap do |view|
    view.accessibilityLabel = view_name
    yield view if block_given?
  end
end

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$.getJSON("https://api.github.com/repos/rails/rails/stats/commit_activity", function(data) {
  var week_count = 1;
  var commits_by_week = data.map(function(week) {
      var total = 0;
      $.each(week['days'], function(k, v) { total += v });
      return total;
  });
  $.each(commits_by_week, function (k, v) {
      console.log("Week " + week_count + ": " + v + " commits");
      week_count++;

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This assumes you're using bubble-wrap

1. Put osx-plist in your Gemfile
2. Put the code from bootstrap.rb gist into your AppDelegate's application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions: method
3. Run rake
4. Press either "OK" or "Don't Allow"
5. Exit the app via terminal
6. Delete the code from bootstrap.rb
7. You're now ready to use step, create features/step_definitions/location_services_steps.rb
8. Paste in the code from location_services_steps.rb in this gist

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class PostRestStore < RestfulMotion::Store
  api_endpoint 'http://example.com/v2/posts'
  model :post
  
  # some attribute mapping code
  
end

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class AppDelegate
  def application(application, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:launchOptions)
    @window = UIWindow.alloc.initWithFrame(UIScreen.mainScreen.bounds)
    @window.rootViewController = MyViewController.new
    @window.makeKeyAndVisible

    true
  end
end

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RubyMotion The "Rails" Way

This is a current proposal that I'd like your feedback on for how we can clean up how we write RubyMotion applications. It's purely conceptual at the moment, and there would have to be some framework development to make this work the way described here.

Please submit your feedback, as a joint effort we can clean up our RubyMotion applications and make it easier for Rails developers to expand their skills into RubyMotion development.

Goals

The main points of this are:

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Method definition benchmarks for different versions

Using Ken Miller's benchmarking app: https://github.com/kemiller/rubymotion_benchmarking

2.20 - Take 1

                                            ObjC native loop:        0.001162
                             ObjC native loop w/objc_msgSend:        0.001512
                          ObjC method called from ruby (raw):        0.028951