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#consider using a 'formatter' collaborator and then using:
delegate :min_yardage, to: :formatter, prefix: formatted

# so that `formatted_min_yardage` returns the formatted value.

#A formatter might be a. PORO with a block passed to new line:
def formatter
  @formatter = ModelFormatter.new(self) do
    include ActionView/Helpers::NumberHelper

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module ErrorHandling  
  def respond_with_errors(error: nil, resource: nil, status: 422, **options)
    add_error(:base, error) if error.present?
    self.errors = resource.errors if resource&.errors&.is_a? ActiveModel::Errors

    render json {
      error: errors.full_messages.to_sentence,
      errors: errors,
      full_errors: errors.full_messages,
      success: false,

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The Apple Signing setup process (including Visual Studio Code)

For Development

Signing

App Developer Account

Your apple id must be registered as an app developer on the account. In order to give your user access to profiles and certificates, your account must have the developer-level credential, at a minimum. This will allow you to create a development certificate on your machine and upload it as well as download any relevant profiles

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# REF https://ruby-doc.org/stdlib-2.1.3/libdoc/json/rdoc/JSON.html#method-i-parse

module RequestJSONHelpers
  def response_json
    JSON.parse(response.body, object_class: HashWithIndifferentAccess)
  end
end

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Expectations:

• All Actions will use payload for values that would be in the body of a corresponding HTTP Post.
• Actions will provide meta information as action.meta ... which a reducer can/will store as a property of an individual record
• Values that might appear in a query string, such as id will be included in the action as top-level properties (id, post_id, comment_id, etc);

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Approaches

• Monorepo - 2 codebases: Rails (API) + Webpacker, React Runtime, no React on Rails

  • Complex deployment, Simplified test-writing, complex test-running
  • Full separation of behaviors
  • Mirrors PTE
  • Some tight-coupling allowed in deployment
  • could be easily converted to Capacitor app
  • could be built for native mobile api access

• Multirepo (not allowed in this case) - Above +

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class Component extends React.Component {
  onScroll(event) {
    this.scrollPosition = getScrollPosition(event);
    if (this.scrolling) return;
    this.scrolling = true;
    
    const processLongOperation = (beginPosition) => {
      longOperation(beginPosition, (completionState) => {
        this.setState(completionState, () => {
          //rendered

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def func a, c, d
  puts "a: " + a.to_s
  puts "c: " + c.to_s
  puts "d: " + d.to_s
end

def func2 *args
  puts args.to_s
end

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function ParentWidget(properties) {
  Object.assign(this, properties);
}

function farewell() {
  console.log('Goodbye Cruel ' + this.name);
}

ParentWidget.prototype.farewell = farewell;

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export function stub(obj, method, callback=_.noop, { as:name, returns }) {
  beforeEach(function() {
    const stub = this.sinon.stub(obj, 'method', (...args) => {
      callback.call(this, ...args);
    });

    if (returns) stub.returns(returns);

    if (name) _.set(this, name, stub);
  });