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def attributes_from_bill_json(json)  
   accounting_category = find_accounting_category(json['category']),
                                                                                                                        
   {                                                                                                                                                                                             
     :accounting_category => accounting_category,                                                                                                                                                 
     :project_name => find_project_name(json['project']),                                                                                                                                             
     :contact => find_contact(json['contact'])                                                                                                                                       
   }
end

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Testing OAuth Apis in rails 3.x apps

1. Install phantomjs
2. Add rspec, poltergeist, capybara, vcr to Gemfile
3. bundle install
4. Create spec/acceptance folder
5. Create spec/acceptance/acceptance_helper.rb (see below)
6. Create spec for oauth flow (see below) read the comments carefully

NB: My signup flow is something like:

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• In vim I have split navigation mapped to ctrl+h/j/k/l.
• In tmux I navigate splits with prefix + ctrl+h/j/k/l.
• Ideally I would be able to navigate between vim and tmux splits transparently using only ctrl+h/j/k/l.
• I haven't figured that out yet, but I have figured out how to jump out of vim into the next tmux split if I am at the boundary of vim and tmux, without having to prefix jump, which is pretty ace. ie:

    *=cursor position
    
    -----------            -----------            -----------                  -----------

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game_server.html

<script src="http://js.pusher.com/1.12/pusher.min.js">
</script>

<script>
  //setup pusher and a presence channel
  pusher = new Pusher('pusher-key')
  channel = pusher.subscribe('presence-main-channel')
  

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   ./frontend
    │
    ├── /coffee
    │   ├── /models
    │   |   └── MyBaseModel.coffee
    │   |   └── MyModel.coffee
    │   ├── /routers
    │   |   └── MyRouter.coffee
    │   ├── /templates
    |   │   ├── /tmpl-dir1

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Short for music? try a random sonicrouter mix

• Stick sonicrouter.rb in your path, or curl https://raw.github.com/gist/2584960/7a8433fc0477ad388fc09af0b5ef6501d595c085/sonicrouter.rb > /somewhere/in/your/path/sonicrouter

• Rename it sonicrouter (it's named .rb so gist syntax highlights it)

• Type sonicrouter at a terminal.

• Or if you are really lazy, just alias this command: curl https://raw.github.com/gist/2584960/7a8433fc0477ad388fc09af0b5ef6501d595c085/sonicrouter.rb | ruby

Bonus feature

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Hilary,

I promise to feed you when you are hungry, and give you warmth when you are cold.

I promise to be the best husband and father that I can be, and learn from my mistakes when I am not.

I promise to stand by you when you take on the world, and protect you when you’d rather hide.

I promise to push you to be your best, and to act with dignity when you challenge me.

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// moment.js
// version : 1.6.2
// author : Tim Wood
// license : MIT
// momentjs.com
(function(a,b){function A(a,b){this._d=a,this._isUTC=!!b}function B(a){return a<0?Math.ceil(a):Math.floor(a)}function C(a){var b=this._data={},c=a.years||a.y||0,d=a.months||a.M||0,e=a.weeks||a.w||0,f=a.days||a.d||0,g=a.hours||a.h||0,h=a.minutes||a.m||0,i=a.seconds||a.s||0,j=a.milliseconds||a.ms||0;this._milliseconds=j+i*1e3+h*6e4+g*36e5,this._days=f+e*7,this._months=d+c*12,b.milliseconds=j%1e3,i+=B(j/1e3),b.seconds=i%60,h+=B(i/60),b.minutes=h%60,g+=B(h/60),b.hours=g%24,f+=B(g/24),f+=e*7,b.days=f%30,d+=B(f/30),b.months=d%12,c+=B(d/12),b.years=c}function D(a,b){var c=a+"";while(c.length<b)c="0"+c;return c}function E(a,b,c){var d=b._milliseconds,e=b._days,f=b._months,g;d&&a._d.setTime(+a+d*c),e&&a.date(a.date()+e*c),f&&(g=a.date(),a.date(1).month(a.month()+f*c).date(Math.min(g,a.daysInMonth())))}function F(a){return Object.prototype.toString.call(a)==="[object Array]"}function G(b){return new a(b[0],b[1]||0,b[2]||1,b[3]||0,b[4]

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<h1>Foo</h1>
<h2>Bar</h2>
<h3>Tad</h3>

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So @MattWynne totally nerd-sniped me this evening, by asking this:

Is is possible to dynamically add ActiveModel::Naming compliance to an object at runtime? My meta-fu is letting me down.

As far as I can figure out, it's not doable, but I can get 'pretty' close, here's what I learned: