johnkpaul

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am johnkpaul on github.
• I am johnkpaul (https://keybase.io/johnkpaul) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASCQXaLzmpRi68-yrWO6Xj4-PdEOmQzXrG1sIlB75AIn4Ao

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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def test_method
  puts 'test'
end

l = -> { puts 'lambda' }

# Why does this print true??
puts l.private_methods.include? :test_method 

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function add() {
  var args = [].slice.call(arguments);
  var sum = args.reduce(function(a, b){ return a + b; }, 0);
  
  return numify(sum);

  function numify(num){
    var ret = function(a){
      return a === undefined ? numify(num) : numify(a + num);
    }

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class SumOfFactors

  def initialize(until_num, *divisible_by)
    @until_num = until_num
    @divisible_by = divisible_by
  end

  def get_sum
    get_range.select(&self.method(:is_disivible_by))
             .inject(&self.method(:sum_arr))

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on run {}   
    activate application "Microsoft Outlook"
    tell application "Microsoft Outlook"    
        set selected folder to folder "Archive"
    end tell
    tell application "System Events"    
        keystroke "f" using {option down, command down}
    end tell
end run

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var compiler = new traceur.Compiler;
compiler.script(content, {experimental: true})
        .then(function(result){
            var source = result.js;
            eval(source);
        });

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Component List

This is a list of Ember components that can hopefully inspire your own solution to handle some really common cases. Please let me know of more.

• Dependant Selects by @johnkpaul
• Tabs by @ryanflorence
• Text Field Remaining Characters by Eric Berry
• Bootstrap Dropdown Select by Eric Berry
• Twitter Share Button by WhoeverWroteThisGuide

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fun! BeautifyAndRefresh()
  set noconfirm
  !grunt jsbeautifier
  bufdo e!
  set confirm
endfun

nmap <leader>b call BeautifyAndRefresh()

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node -e 'process.stdin.pipe(require("fs").createWriteStream(process.argv[1]))' FILENAME

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A Module Loader Question

I want to know if I can achieve one particular goal with any particular module loader. Let me tell you a story.

My Fantasy App

I work on a large client side JavaScript application for a company with a fremium business model. Let's call it Freely. Freely's free experience is composed of modules A, B and C in the application. Once the user hands over their credit card, they enter the paid experience, which is composed of modules B-Z.

Each of modules A-Z is roughly the same size, so the free experience requires roughly 1/9th of the entire codebase in order to function correctly. I don't want the client to need to download all of the modules becuase only 1/100th of all users will actually end up paying. (The conversion rate is another issue, but at Freely, we're more focused on other things).