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Project files: https://github.com/johnshopkins/roy-gbiv

• Models with individual model views, ie a color model with a "color wedge" view
• Collections with collection views that build their collected models using the model view, ie a palette collection made up of colors and a "color wheel" collection view that assembles its color models using the color wedge view into a wheel
• Use Common JS "require()" to keep files separate

js/
    app/
 collections/

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Having problems with your awful PC being crushed by malware? Try these steps:

1. Restart your computer in "SAFE MODE with networking"

   • Restart
   • When the computer is first turning back on, press F8 repeatedly
   • A screen should appear allowing you to select a mode
   • Push the "down" arrow until you highlight "Safe Mode with Networking"
   • Push enter

2. In this folder, double click rkill, and let it run

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I'm writing tests for some small JavaScript libraries. In one small library I have a few "classes":

// lib/ChordMaker.js
var wheel = require("./wheel");

var Maker = function (options) {
    // ...
};

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<img src='http://farm<%= farm %>.staticflickr.com/<%= server %>/<%= id %>_<%= secret %>_{s|q|t|m|n|z|c|b|o}.jpg'>

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Explain what makes gulp different, who it's for, and how to get started while avoiding common pitfalls that show up in the issue queue and stack overflow.

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var through = require("through");
var fs = require("fs");

function write(file) {
  console.log(file);
  console.log(file.toString());
}

gulp.task("move", function () {

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Not Your Grandmother's WordPress

v2.0.0

If you attended this talk, PLEASE rate it here: https://joind.in/talk/view/10545

Questions? Follow me @rhodesjason

Slides

Talk Resources

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Notes for a responsive design talk or blog post I've been crafting in my head for over a year

Responsive design begs you to find the lowest common denominator to limit the amount of work you need to do across breakpoints. Ex. hover state: why maintain hover states AND 2-stage clicks for mobile, why not just make everyone use the 2-stage click method to keep it simple? Or why expose the navigation on desktop only to hide it on mobile when we can make the experience consistent and just use the menu icon in all places, decluttering the desktop experience as well?

LCD design has consequences.

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var request = require('request');
var cheerio = require('cheerio');
var express = require('express');

var app = express();
app.use(express.logger());

var leagues = { ambush: '506' };

//request(forum_url(league, page), get_forum_threads);

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How to enhance, progressively

Take something small and dumb like this:

<img src="my-image.jpg" />

and ENHANCE it with SUPERNESS, like this: