I hereby claim:
- I am paulbjensen on github.
- I am paulbjensen (https://keybase.io/paulbjensen) on keybase.
- I have a public key whose fingerprint is 8C46 0711 5D70 9A48 C6F1 E0EE 324C 82FB 9C31 8431
To claim this, I am signing this object:
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I hereby claim:
To claim this, I am signing this object:
Verifying that +paulbjensen is my blockchain ID. https://onename.com/paulbjensen |
Hi everyone,
I'm pleased to announce that SocketStream has a new project leader, Henrik Vendelbo.
A while ago I asked if Henrik would like to consider taking over from me - he had managed to do more for SocketStream in 12 months than I had managed to do in a couple of years, and given that I was in the middle of writing a book for Manning publications and looking to move countries, it felt right to hand over the project to someone with more time.
I still have a lot of love for the project, but my time has been stretched, and so I found myself in a similar position to the one that Owen was in 2 years ago when he handed the project over to me. Running an open source software project can be a huge undertaking, and if you have the time its great, but if not then it becomes a struggle. I've discovered that for myself, and I knew I'd need to step back from my commitments rather than try and do all the things.
I'm happy to have made a dent in getting SocketStream to a more certain place - dealing with the 0.3/0.
var dashku = require('dashku'); | |
var payload = { | |
"bigNumber": 200, | |
"_id": "53c21e50c24b67fb166beed4", | |
"apiKey": "a4f368ba-0a46-4e3f-a2fd-f1b68ffe64af" | |
}; | |
dashku.setApiKey(payload.apiKey, function () { |
'use strict'; | |
// Dependencies | |
// | |
var fs = require('fs'), | |
oldFilePath = 'oldFile.txt', | |
read = fs.createReadStream(oldFilePath), | |
write = fs.createWriteStream('./.newFile.txt'); |
module.exports = | |
css: "ul {\n list-style-type: none;\n margin-left: 0px;\n margin-top: 10px;\n}\n\nli {\n padding: 5px;\n background: rgba(255,255,255,0.03);\n margin: 5px;\n border-radius: 5px;\n color:#f1f1f1;\n cursor: pointer;\n}\n\n* content ul {\n overflow: clip; \n}" | |
height: 608 | |
html: "<ul id=\"tweets\">\n <li></li>\n</ul>" | |
json: "{\n \"text\": \"I just finished a 8.02 mi run with Nike+ Running. #nikeplus\",\n \"location\": {\n \"latitude\": \"51\",\n \"longitude\": \"0\"\n },\n \"sentiment\": 1,\n \"tweet_id\": \"24324324234\",\n \"screen_name\": \"jeese\",\n \"_id\": \"4fe772d77c249dc40e0004d7\",\n \"apiKey\": \"c19cabb2-85d6-4be0-b1d6-d85a19b8245e\"\n}" | |
name: "on Twitter" | |
script: "// You can use 3rd-party libraries with your widget. For more information, \n// check out the Docs section titled 'Using 3rd-party JS libraries'.\n\n// The widget's html as a jQuery object\nvar widget = this.widget;\n\n// This runs when the |
# Selenium launcher is a great npm module for booting | |
# selenium server via a Node.js process. | |
selenium = require 'selenium-launcher' | |
soda = require 'soda' | |
process.env.NODE_ENV = "cucumber" | |
# This is our app's file. | |
server = require '../../server' | |
# We add some empty variables to store the web browser |
// Amazon AWS EC2 API wrapper | |
// | |
var aws2js = require('aws2js'); | |
var ec2; | |
var ec2Api = { | |
// A helper function to supply API access credentials to Amazon | |
// | |
init: function(accessKeyId, secretAccessKey) { |
# The script that I use to broadcast tweets about | |
# Nike to Dashku's demo account, in CoffeeScript. | |
# require some npm libraries | |
Twit = require 'twit' | |
analyze = require('Sentimental').analyze | |
Placefinder = require 'placefinder' | |
dashku = require 'dashku' | |
# Set your API Key |