Michael Rosata mrosata

## animation-queue.js
/*  Animation Queue Object using vanilla JavaScript
 *      by: Michael Rosata
 *      https://jsfiddle.net/mrosata/gb96gcme/2/
 */
function AnimeQ (int) {
  this.intv = parseInt(int,10) || 10;
  this.queue = [];
}
AnimeQ.prototype.addToQueue = function (item) {
  item.animating = true;

## dynamic-cryptoJS.js
/**
 * Setup Password Hashing Object
 * This will hash the passwords on the client side so that:
 * 1. We don't ask people to submit sensitive data over the wire
 * 2. We don't have to store plaintext passwords in MySQL
 */
// I wrapped this is private scope because there's no reason to trust wild code.
var passwordHasher = (function(window, undefined) {

  // These scripts are open-source up on https://code.google.com/p/crypto-js/#Hashers - (More on the website too!)

## refactor-event-cuffs.js
/**
 * This was a refactor to a loop that was building events on a series of toggle switches.
 * The nature of the events binding would break upon ajax page loading (if it overwrote bs-toggles).
 * To make it dynamic I had to refactor original code (top) to the nice code (bottom) which is
 * independant of toggle switches themselves. It listens on a anscestor container. An element which
 * will never be overwritten by ajax. On some pages this would have to be <body> perhaps.
 */

// Original Code. Author unknown.
$('.switch-toggle').each(function(i,ob){

## view.mapper.partial.js
/******
 * @author: Steven Spielburg, j/k, it's me!
 * @since: Long time away
 * @galaxy: Far far away
 *
 * Usually our .htaccess would build a proper query string so that index.php can handle any request for us.
 * Now we have no .htaccess except on the api server. So we must map our own templates. This pattern below
 * will serve as almost middleware to AjaxHustleBunny. Normally AHB would make HTTP request and index.php
 * would return the correct page, then AHB would fire enpoint event (`controller/action`, id) to all JS
 * modules, but now instead AHB will call aroma.loadAssets() with params and aroma.loadAssets shall return

## HistoryImplement.class.js
/**
 *  HistoryImplement for SPA
 *   -- I created an application that was both a SPA and also took advantage of the
 *      pushState API. When I ported the app to Cordova, the back button no longer
 *      worked since I had used custom ajax nav and handled url using pushState. I
 *      easily solved the problem and I'm sure it's similiar to how many others have
 *      solved it as well.
 */
function HistoryImplement (callback, max) {
  // max history

## twitter-api-call.php
<?php

ini_set('display_errors', 1);
error_reporting(E_ALL);

require '../vendor/autoload.php';

define("OAUTH_ACCESS_TOKEN", "the oauth here ya know");
define("OAUTH_ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET", "put the secret here");
define("CONSUMER_KEY", "key key key key key key");

## components.signup-form.js
import Em from 'ember';

const birthdayRE = /\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}/;

export default Em.Component.extend({

  classNames: ['col-md-12', 'section-post-comment'],
  title: 'Sign-up',

  /**

## controllers.application.js
import Ember from 'ember';

export default Ember.Controller.extend({
  isDisabled: false,
  pureBoolean: Em.computed('isDisabled', function() {
  	return !this.get('isDisabled');
  }),

  actions: {
  	makeDisabled() {

## content-for-group.js
import Ember from "ember";

export default Ember.Helper.helper(function([content, group, contentGroupKey]) {
  return content.filterBy(contentGroupKey, group);
});

## ember-getsetter.js
/**
 * Ember
 *  (more functional style) Getter and Setter
 *
 * setup option 1 (modular):
 *     const {get, set} = getSetterDecorator();
 * setup option 2 (global):
 *     getSetterDecorator( window );
 */
import Ember from 'ember';
	/* Animation Queue Object using vanilla JavaScript
	* by: Michael Rosata
	* https://jsfiddle.net/mrosata/gb96gcme/2/
	*/
	function AnimeQ (int) {
	this.intv = parseInt(int,10) \|\| 10;
	this.queue = [];
	}
	AnimeQ.prototype.addToQueue = function (item) {
	item.animating = true;
	/**
	* Setup Password Hashing Object
	* This will hash the passwords on the client side so that:
	* 1. We don't ask people to submit sensitive data over the wire
	* 2. We don't have to store plaintext passwords in MySQL
	*/
	// I wrapped this is private scope because there's no reason to trust wild code.
	var passwordHasher = (function(window, undefined) {

	// These scripts are open-source up on https://code.google.com/p/crypto-js/#Hashers - (More on the website too!)
	/**
	* This was a refactor to a loop that was building events on a series of toggle switches.
	* The nature of the events binding would break upon ajax page loading (if it overwrote bs-toggles).
	* To make it dynamic I had to refactor original code (top) to the nice code (bottom) which is
	* independant of toggle switches themselves. It listens on a anscestor container. An element which
	* will never be overwritten by ajax. On some pages this would have to be <body> perhaps.
	*/

	// Original Code. Author unknown.
	$('.switch-toggle').each(function(i,ob){
	/******
	* @author: Steven Spielburg, j/k, it's me!
	* @since: Long time away
	* @galaxy: Far far away
	*
	* Usually our .htaccess would build a proper query string so that index.php can handle any request for us.
	* Now we have no .htaccess except on the api server. So we must map our own templates. This pattern below
	* will serve as almost middleware to AjaxHustleBunny. Normally AHB would make HTTP request and index.php
	* would return the correct page, then AHB would fire enpoint event (`controller/action`, id) to all JS
	* modules, but now instead AHB will call aroma.loadAssets() with params and aroma.loadAssets shall return
	/**
	* HistoryImplement for SPA
	* -- I created an application that was both a SPA and also took advantage of the
	* pushState API. When I ported the app to Cordova, the back button no longer
	* worked since I had used custom ajax nav and handled url using pushState. I
	* easily solved the problem and I'm sure it's similiar to how many others have
	* solved it as well.
	*/
	function HistoryImplement (callback, max) {
	// max history
	<?php

	ini_set('display_errors', 1);
	error_reporting(E_ALL);

	require '../vendor/autoload.php';

	define("OAUTH_ACCESS_TOKEN", "the oauth here ya know");
	define("OAUTH_ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET", "put the secret here");
	define("CONSUMER_KEY", "key key key key key key");
	import Em from 'ember';

	const birthdayRE = /\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}/;

	export default Em.Component.extend({

	classNames: ['col-md-12', 'section-post-comment'],
	title: 'Sign-up',

	/**
	import Ember from 'ember';

	export default Ember.Controller.extend({
	isDisabled: false,
	pureBoolean: Em.computed('isDisabled', function() {
	return !this.get('isDisabled');
	}),

	actions: {
	makeDisabled() {
	import Ember from "ember";

	export default Ember.Helper.helper(function([content, group, contentGroupKey]) {
	return content.filterBy(contentGroupKey, group);
	});
	/**
	* Ember
	* (more functional style) Getter and Setter
	*
	* setup option 1 (modular):
	* const {get, set} = getSetterDecorator();
	* setup option 2 (global):
	* getSetterDecorator( window );
	*/
	import Ember from 'ember';