Janel diBiccari jdibiccari

## kickstarter-4-28-19
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## php_1
<?php
  $myName = "Janel";
  echo "<h3>" . $myName . " loves Shapeways.</h3>";
?>

## javascript_blog
$('#playlist_title').on('click', '.delete-button', function() {
    ajaxDeletePlaylist();
});

## js_date.rb
#You can use strftime to format expiration date in variety of acceptable ways
def js_date
  self.expiration.strftime("%c")
end
#=>"Tue Jul 15 14:17:22 2014"

def js_date
  self.expiration.strftime("%D %T")
end
#=> "07/15/14 14:17:22"

## poll.js
$(function () {
  var expiration = $('#countdownClock').data('expiration');
  $('#countdownClock').countdown({until: new Date(expiration)});
})

## show.html.erb
<div id="countdownClock" data-expiration="<%=@poll.js_date%>">
</div>

## environment.rb
rails console production --sandbox

## source_location.rb
#First call instance_method on a class to get hold of a method object
#We can then ask the method object where it is defined using source_location
location = Pond.instance_method(:cool_method).source_location
#=> ["/Users/JaneldiBiccari/Development/code/rails_labs/rails-blog-nested-resources-bk-001/app/models/post.rb", 9]

#Now open to that location
`subl #{location[0]}:#{location[1]}`


## yaml.rb
#Normal output
pond = Pond.last
#=> #<Pond id: 9, name: "Greenwood", water_type: "Murky", created_at: "2014-06-26 16:32:39", updated_at: "2014-06-26 16:32:39">

#To yaml!
y pond

--- !ruby/object:Pond
attributes:
  id: 9

## underscore.rb
#Using the underscore here is a bit lazy
#but you get the idea
Pond.all
ponds = _
#=> <ActiveRecord::Relation [#<Pond id: 7, name: "Silver Frost", water_type: "Glass"...]
	<?php
	$myName = "Janel";
	echo "<h3>" . $myName . " loves Shapeways.</h3>";
	?>
	$('#playlist_title').on('click', '.delete-button', function() {
	ajaxDeletePlaylist();
	});
	#You can use strftime to format expiration date in variety of acceptable ways
	def js_date
	self.expiration.strftime("%c")
	end
	#=>"Tue Jul 15 14:17:22 2014"

	def js_date
	self.expiration.strftime("%D %T")
	end
	#=> "07/15/14 14:17:22"
	$(function () {
	var expiration = $('#countdownClock').data('expiration');
	$('#countdownClock').countdown({until: new Date(expiration)});
	})
	<div id="countdownClock" data-expiration="<%=@poll.js_date%>">
	</div>
	#First call instance_method on a class to get hold of a method object
	#We can then ask the method object where it is defined using source_location
	location = Pond.instance_method(:cool_method).source_location
	#=> ["/Users/JaneldiBiccari/Development/code/rails_labs/rails-blog-nested-resources-bk-001/app/models/post.rb", 9]

	#Now open to that location
	`subl #{location[0]}:#{location[1]}`
	#Normal output
	pond = Pond.last
	#=> #<Pond id: 9, name: "Greenwood", water_type: "Murky", created_at: "2014-06-26 16:32:39", updated_at: "2014-06-26 16:32:39">

	#To yaml!
	y pond

	--- !ruby/object:Pond
	attributes:
	id: 9
	#Using the underscore here is a bit lazy
	#but you get the idea
	Pond.all
	ponds = _
	#=> <ActiveRecord::Relation [#<Pond id: 7, name: "Silver Frost", water_type: "Glass"...]