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## js-the-weird-parts-abstract.md

      
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                piratefsh
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    JavaScript, the weird parts

JavaScript can be mysterious and weird, let's just all admit that. In this talk, we'll explore all the wonderful obscure, weird bits of JavaScript, and how to befriend them so they don't bite you in the ass (if they haven't already). For example we'll explore things like:
Why on earth does this work:

foo();

function foo(){

console.log('foo');

  
## rails_github_heroku.md

      
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                Steps to set up a new Rails app, initialize a git repo, push to Github and deploy to Heroku
              
          
    This is a list of steps to:


Setup a new Rails app
Initialize a local repository using git
Create a new remote repository using GitHub
Change README.rdoc
Deploy to a cloud service - Heroku

Assumptions:


Ruby is installed (v 1.9.3)
Rails is installed (v 3.2.3)