jasonporritt

OfflineModeRouteHelpers = Em.Mixin.create
  robustlyLoadHasMany: (model, relationshipName) ->
    new Em.RSVP.Promise (resolve, reject) =>
      model.get(relationshipName).then resolve, (error) =>
        internalModels = model.get("#{relationshipName}.content.canonicalState")
        internalModels.forEach (internalModel) ->
          internalModel._loadingPromise = null
          internalModel.transitionTo('empty')
        model.get(relationshipName).reload().then resolve, reject

jasonporritt

/**
 * `Ember.MergedArray` is an array that observes multiple other arrays (called source arrays) for changes and includes
 * all items from all source arrays in an efficient way.
 * 
 * Usage:
 * 
 * ```javascript
 * var obj = Ember.Object.create({
 *   people: [
 *      {

jasonporritt

App.DynamicBoundTextField = Ember.TextField.extend
  placeholderBinding: 'content.name'
  
  # Update the remote property's value when the value of
  # our text field changes
  _setRemoteValue:(->
    val = @get('value')
    @set("controller.data.#{@get('content.key')}", val) if val?
  ).observes('value')
  

jasonporritt

{"fields":  [
  { "name": "First Name", "key": "first_name" },
  { "name": "Last Name", "key": "last_name" },
  { "name": "Email", "key": "email" }
]}

jasonporritt

before do
  @target = ObjectUnderTest.new
end
it 'posts a notification named "Jump" with the height' do
  @target.notifCenter = mock('postNotificationName:object:userInfo:') do
    | name, object, userInfo |
    name.should == 'Jump'
    object.should == @target
    userInfo.should == { 'height' => '10m' }
  end

jasonporritt

# Pure stub objects

my_stub = stub(:thing, :return => "dude, a thing!")
my_stub.thing   # => "dude, a thing!"

# Mocking right on the object

my_object = "things are fun"
my_object.mock!(:fancy, :return => "ooo fancy!")
my_object.fancy # => "ooo fancy!"

jasonporritt

describe Array do
  it "calls the Rubyish count method on Rubyish arrays" do
    count = [1,2,3,4,5,6].count { |i| i > 3 }
    count.should == 3
  end
  it "doesn't call the Rubyish count method on NSArray objects" do
    nsarray = NSArray.arrayWithArray([1,2,3,4,5,6])
    nsarrayCount = nsarray.count { |i| i > 3 }

    # The block above gets ignored and a warning is printed out in the console, so...

jasonporritt

public Func<string, string> WithOneInput = Memoizer.Memoize(
    (string x) =>
        {
            return String.Format("Hello, {0}", x);
        }
);

jasonporritt

public static Func<TSource1, TSource2, TReturn> Memoize<TSource1, TSource2, TReturn>(Func<TSource1, TSource2, TReturn> func)
{
    var cache = new Dictionary<string, TReturn>();
    return (s1, s2) =>
    {
        var key = s1.GetHashCode().ToString() + s2.GetHashCode().ToString();
        if (!cache.ContainsKey(key))
        {
            cache[key] = func(s1, s2);
        }

jasonporritt

public static Func<TSource, TReturn> Memoize<TSource, TReturn>(Func<TSource, TReturn> func)
{
    var cache = new Dictionary<TSource, TReturn>();
    return s =>
    {
        if (!cache.ContainsKey(s))
        {
            cache[s] = func(s);
        }
        return cache[s];