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Vorspeisen & Salate

Vegetarisch

Sigara böreği & Tsatsiki (gefüllte Teigrolle mit Schafskäse & Petersilie)

Pochierter Spinat in Joghurt (mit Zwiebeln und Joghurt Knoblauch Dipp)

Käse Platte mit verschiedenen hausgemachten Käsepasten

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Vorspeisen & Salate

Vegetarisch

Falafel & Humus (vegan) (frittiertes Kichererbsenpuree mit Humus)

Gegrilltes Gemüse in Joghurt (Zucchini, rote und gelbe Paprika mit Joghurt Knoblauch Dipp)

Käse Platte mit verschiedenen hausgemachten Käsepasten

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# config/initializers/compass_patch.rb

module Compass::SassExtensions::Functions::Sprites
  # Returns boolean if sprite has the selector
  def sprite_has_selector(map, sprite, selector)
    sprite = convert_sprite_name(sprite)
    verify_map map
    verify_sprite sprite
    unless VALID_SELECTORS.include?(selector.value)
      raise Sass::SyntaxError, "Invalid Selctor did you mean one of: #{VALID_SELECTORS.join(', ')}"

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The OpenTechSchool has set up and hosted a few tech workshops and meetups here in Berlin now. Aside from the monthly Beginners Meetup and hosting the Udacity Global Meetup we hosted workshops for program beginners in Python and Javascript on our own and on the premise of CampusParty.

One thing that was extraordinary popular on CampusParty was the Workshop on Git for beginners. And we decided to do it again, this time with a closer focus on version control as a major benefit in code sharing (by using git and github) for beginners - free of charge.

So if you are interested in

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task :java_compile do
  # Pick the right class path, depending if we're using an rvm installed JRuby
  jruby_cpath = ENV['MY_RUBY_HOME'] || ENV['JRUBY_HOME']
  raise 'MY_RUBY_HOME or JRUBY_HOME are not set' unless jruby_cpath

  puts 'Doing a simple compilation'
  sh %(javac -source 1.6 -target 1.6 -cp #{jruby_cpath}/lib/jruby.jar java/**/*.java)
  mkdir_p '../lib/jrubytesting'
  sh %(jar cf ../lib/jrubytesting/test_jruby_library.jar -C java jrubytesting/TestJrubyLibraryService.class)
  puts

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:javascript
    function write_script() {
        document.write('\x3Cscript type="text/javascript" src="foo.js">\x3C/script>');
    }
    write_script();

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function local_gemfile_on()
{
  export BUNDLE_GEMFILE='Gemfile.local'; echo "Gemfile.local is being used…"
}

function local_gemfile_off()
{
  unset BUNDLE_GEMFILE; echo "Gemfile is being used…"
}

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# I didn't want to monkey patch #deep_freeze into core classes, plus I wanted
# to have a way to easily add new classes without modifying a case statement or
# similar. Plus I wanted a way for people to be able to specify exceptions for
# their own classes without patching mine.

module IceNine
  def self.deep_freeze(object)
    return object if object.frozen?
    f = Freezer[object.class.name]
    f.deep_freeze(object)

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namespace :bundle do
  def with_gemfile(gemfile)
    old_gemfile = ENV['BUNDLE_GEMFILE']
    ENV['BUNDLE_GEMFILE'] = gemfile
    yield
    ENV['BUNDLE_GEMFILE'] = old_gemfile
  end

  task :install do
    `bundle install`

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