raytiley

var dbRef = new Firebase("https://YOUR-FIREBASE.firebaseio.com/");

export default Ember.Controller.extend({
  
  /**
  @property currentUser
  @type {User}
  @default null
  */
  currentUser: null,

vaughnd

;; Schema

{:db/doc "Find or create tag atomically."
   :db/ident :find-or-create-tag
   :db/fn #db/fn {:lang "clojure"
                  :params [mydb n key value]
                  :code (when (empty? (d/q '[:find ?e :in $ ?ns ?key ?value :where
                                             [?e :meta/tag-namespace ?n]
                                             [?e :meta/tag-key ?key]
                                             [?e :meta/tag-value ?value]]

tom-galvin

; Input via stdin
; Formatted as described in reddit.com/r/dailyprogrammer/comments/20cydp/14042014_challenge_152_hard_minimum_spanning_tree/

(defn with-index [coll]
  (map-indexed vector coll))

(defn get-adjacency []
  (with-index (map with-index
                   (repeatedly (read-string (read-line))
                               #(map read-string (clojure.string/split (read-line) #", *"))))))

pixelhandler

/*
  Add `nouns` as http mocks and use in a local db, available via API in develoment

  * Install the adapter `npm install rethinkdb_adapter --save-dev`
  * Install RethinkDB, see https://github.com/pixelhandler/ember-slide-deck/blob/master/bin/install_rethinkdb.sh
  * Start db `rethinkdb`
  * Setup Db and Table, see https://github.com/pixelhandler/ember-slide-deck/blob/master/bin/setup_db.js
  * Generate a mock `ember g http-mock nouns` and edit your mock to use the db, see code below for 'slides'
  * Set your application adapter to use `namespace: 'api'`
  * In our routes use Ember Data in your model hook  

fogus

2011.03.10

Recursive Interfaces for Reactive Objects by Travers

Talks briefly about Kay's Vivarium Project... TODO: find out more

Frames

mrjjwright

Topic
- NoSQLite
    - Consider 3 useful things:
        - SQLite - SQLite is itself a great datastore because it is a
          fast and powerful SQL database in one file and is widely
          deployed and supported.
        - JSON - JSON is a simple and cruft free way to describe and
          transport objects. That is why programmers love it.  There is
          good support for it in virtually every language.
        - HTTP - HTTP allows things to connect and talk to each other. 

tater9104

//  Using Knockout and Tablesorter is a little tricky due to the fact that
//  knockout tends to have a slight delay in load (if you are making an ajax call)
//  and that table sorter likes to cache its value.  To make them work together, 
//  on need to pay attention to execution order...
//
//  Credit: Steve Sanderson  http://bit.ly/H1B2Jm  

//  When binding your table, be sure to use the postAction event on the data-bind
//  attribute to call the tablesorter() update method on your view:
//

danmartens

# Sorts an array based on a property of each object within the array
#
# Examples:
#
# [Em.Object.create(a: 1), Em.Object.create(a: 5), Em.Object.create(a: 3)].sortProperty('a')
# > [{a: 1}, {a: 3}, {a: 5}]
#
# As a computed property:
#
# AC = Em.ArrayController.extend

newbyca

bcrypt = require 'bcrypt'

class password

	text = null
	salt = null
	hash = null

	@saltAndHash = (text, done) ->
		bcrypt.genSalt (err, salt) ->

terjesb

(use '[datomic.api :only (q db) :as d])

(def initial-data
  [{:sku "1" :price 0.95M :qty 1}
   {:sku "2" :price 1.99M :qty 0}
   {:sku "3" :price 1.99M :qty 0}
   {:sku "4" :price 5.99M :qty 3}
   {:sku "5" :price 9.99M :qty 2}
   {:sku "6" :price 2.99M :qty 3}
   {:sku "7" :price 2.99M :qty 2}])