sudodoki

var gulp = require('gulp');
var concat = require('gulp-concat-util');
var through = require('through');
var gutil = require('gulp-util');
var refObj = {wallOfText: ''};
function write(file) {
  refObj.wallOfText += "/* " + file.path + " */" + gutil.linefeed;
  this.emit('data', file);
}

igrigorik

require 'goliath'
require 'http_router'

# https://github.com/joshbuddy/http_router
HttpRouter::Rack.override_rack_builder!

class RackRoutes < Goliath::API
  map('/get/:id') do |env|
    [200, {'Content-type' => 'text/plain'}, ["My id is #{env['router.params'][:id]}\n"]]
  end

dmitryame

What is the best way to model user/follower (twitter style) relationships with mongo? Most prominent solution is to embed an array of followers ids in every user object. I'm an idealist, and believe that if we are modeling twitter, we eventually will run into a situation when a user has millions of followers which will blow. The relational many_to_many is not easy to model with mongo, mongo_id tries to offer some implementation of basic associations, but the many_no_many, or has_many through is not there yet and I doubt it ever will be. 
My solution is a compromise between relational normalization and "embed everything in one document".


class User
  include Mongoid::Document
  include Mongoid::Timestamps

  # user will have many followerships, each will embedd a follower user, 
  # the user_id is stored on the followership object

scottharvey

$.extend(Backbone.Model.prototype, {
  hasMany: function(collectionName, associationColumn, opts) {
    var parent          = this,
        associationName = (collectionName.substr(0, 1).toLowerCase() + collectionName.substr(1)),
        options         = $.extend({ parentId: 'id' }, opts),
        collection;
    
    this[associationName] = function() {
      collection = window[collectionName].select(function(child) {
        return child.get(associationColumn) == parent.get(options['parentId']);

arestov

(function(){
function isFileReady ( readyState ) {
    // Check to see if any of the ways a file can be ready are available as properties on the file's element
    return ( ! readyState || readyState == 'loaded' || readyState == 'complete' );
  }	
	
	
var p = document.getElementsByTagName('script'),
	p = p[p.length-1]; 
		

mikeknoop

###

Lightweight Backbone Cache
Mike Knoop, 2012 (knoopgroup.com, zapier.com)

Simply execute this script file sometime after you load Backbone.
It hooks into the Backbone sync function to give a lightweight local
cache for models and collections. Will work for both models and collections.
Only GET requests are eligible for cacheing and caches are stored by URL.

thegrubbsian

include ActiveSupport
["app/**/", "lib/**/"].each do |glob|
  Dir.glob(glob).each do |dir| 
    Dependencies.autoload_paths << File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), dir)
  end
end

urfolomeus

{
  browser        : 'Chrome',
  mail           : 'Sparrow',
  calendar       : 'iCal',
  twitter        : 'Twitter.app',
  campfire       : 'Propane',
  contacts       : 'Cobook',
  terminal       : 'iTerm2',
  editor         : 'vim',
  notes          : 'Evernote',

steveklabnik

$ history | awk {'print $2, $3, $4'} | sort | uniq -c | sort -k1 -rn | head -n 30
 610 git status 
 568 git commit -m
 491 git add .
 252 git push origin
 176 bundle  
 138 rails s 
 128 ls  
 120 git commit --amend
 114 git reset --hard

milushov

var extend = function(child, parent) {
  for (var key in parent) {
    if(parent.hasOwnProperty(key)) child[key] = parent[key];
  }

  function ctor() {
    this.constructor = child;
  }
  
  ctor.prototype = parent.prototype;