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About the Position

We're looking to add a front-end engineer to build brand new products at AcademicWorks and help shepherd our current products as they mature.

This engineer will work closely with our lead user experience engineer (👋 from behind the 4th wall) to continue improving our experience for users, solidifying our codebase, and laying the foundation for new features and products.

Our front-end tooling mainly consists of:

• Ruby on Rails with standard ERB templating
• Sass for CSS and a loose adherence to BEM methodology

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Here's the gist of the step-wise refactoring done during the talk. Included below are some specific links that were insightful to me as I dug in to this.

Modern Resources

• A RailsConf 2014 Presentation from the creator of Scuttle, a tool for automatically generating Arel from a SQL query
• The Definitive Guide to Arel—a blog post giving a great overview of Arel's functionality
• O'Reilly gives an intro to Arel and then a deeper dive
• Arel Helpers is a gem that provides some syntactic sugar for interacting with Arel.
• Some nice [sample code](https://github.com/danshult

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# Bean.find_by_sql(query)

query = Bean.
  arel_table.project(Bean.arel_table[Arel.star]).
  join(Roaster.arel_table).on(Roaster.arel_table[:id].eq(Bean.arel_table[:roaster_id])).
  join(City.arel_table).on(City.arel_table[:id].eq(Roaster.arel_table[:city_id])).     
  join(Rating.arel_table.alias("bean_ratings")).on(
    Arel::Table.new(:bean_ratings)[:type].eq("Bean"), 
    Arel::Table.new(:bean_ratings)[:target_id].eq(Bean.arel_table[:id])
  ).

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I hereby claim:

• I am jpcody on github.
• I am jpcody (https://keybase.io/jpcody) on keybase.
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$('#add_order_modal').on 'click', '#paste-address', togglePasteAddress 

togglePasteAddress=->
  $column = $ '.col1'
  $column.fadeToggle 100, ->
    controlGroup = $ '.col1 .control-group'
    controlGroup.toggleClass 'hidden'
    $column.fadeToggle 100

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$.getJSON(jsonp_url, function(data) {
  var membershipList = "";

  $('#user').html("<a href=" + data.user_url + ">User</a>");
  $('#eea').html("<a href=" + data.eea_url + ">EEA</a>");
  $('#status').html("Status: " + data.eea_status);
  $('#valid').html("Valid? " + data.valid);

  $.each(data.active_memberships, function(name, url){
    var listItem = "<li><a href=" + url + ">" + name + "</a></li>"

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2012-05-18 19:05:26|DEBUG|
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Content-Length: 0
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User-Agent: Ruby

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var object = {

  handler : function(){

    $("selector").on( "click", _.bind( this.doSomething, this ));

  },

  doSomething : function(e){

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[
  postgresql-9.0,
  postgresql-contrib-9.0,
  postgresql-server-dev-9.0,
  libpq5
].each do |pg_pack|
  package pg_pack
end