milankinen

jQuery ->
  # Simple person model with two attributes
  class Person extends Backbone.Model
    validation:
      age:
        required: true
        min: 10
      name:
        required: true
        msg: "All persons have a name..."

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# PART 2: bind our backbone view to validation events and also for 
# input changes so that model changes automatically when input changes
# =======================================================================

# This defines which element's attribute will be used for linking
inputSelector = 'name'

# model update function, which is called when input changes
updateModel = (model, attr, value) ->
  model.set(attr, value || null)

milankinen

# PART 1: tweak backbone validation a little bit
# ===============================================

# first, allow errorous inputs to update our model
Backbone.Validation.configure
  forceUpdate: true

# then disable default callbacks for backbone validation events
_.extend Backbone.Validation.callbacks,
  valid: (view, attr, selector) ->

milankinen

import com.tunkkaus._MultiModuleResourceMapper
beans = {
  _MultiModuleResourceMapper.enable()
}

milankinen

package com.tunkkaus

import org.grails.plugin.resource.ResourceMeta
import org.grails.plugin.resource.ResourceProcessor
import org.grails.plugin.resource.mapper.MapperPhase;
import org.grails.plugin.resource.module.ModuleBuilder
import org.springframework.util.AntPathMatcher

/**
 * We are using prefix '_' because we want that this resource mapper

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class MyClass
    simple: ->
        alert "hello!"
    another: ->
        alert "hi!"
    withParams: (a, b) ->
        alert a + " - " + b
    withReturnValue: (a) ->
        return 2 * a

milankinen

class MyClass
    foo: ->
        alert "foobar"
    bar: ->
        alert "barfoo"
        @foo()