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{
    "color_scheme": "Packages/Color Scheme - Default/Sunburst.tmTheme",
    "draw_white_space": "all",
    "ensure_newline_at_eof_on_save": false,
    "folder_exclude_patterns": [
        "log",
        "tmp",
        "backups",
        "dump",
        ".git",

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brew update
brew upgrade rbenv
brew upgrade ruby-build
brew install openssl
brew link openssl --force
brew install curl-ca-bundle
CONFIGURE_OPTS="--with-openssl-dir=$(brew --prefix openssl)" rbenv install 2.0.0-p247

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{
    "id": "51b95267f44092b6a5000004",
    "last_updated_at": "2013-07-01T19:01:30-07:00",
    "statistics": [
        {
            "id": "51b9665f64eb2bd988000003",
            "type": "text",
            "label": "<p><strong>Original ideas we have dared to imagine for our clients</strong></p>\n",
            "data": [
                "<p>Gnm</p>\n",

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Uninstall all messed up gems/dependencies

sudo gem uninstall net-ssh-gateway --all
sudo gem uninstall net-ssh-multi --all
sudo gem uninstall net-ssh --all
sudo gem uninstall moneta --all
sudo gem uninstall cinderella --all --executables

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source 'https://rubygems.org'

ruby '1.9.3'

gem "slim"
gem "redcarpet"
gem "middleman", "~>3.0.6"
gem "middleman-syntax", ">=1.1.1"
gem "rubypython"

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Keeping Feature Branches Up-to-Date & Merging Work Back Into Master

The basic flow is this:

• When you want to update a feature branch you're working on, rebase on to it.
• When you're ready to integrate the work you've been doing into the master branch, merge it.

Detailed Step-by-Step

Given the name of your feature branch is registration-page:

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Back-End Developer

We're seeking an experienced, enthusiastic Back-End Developer to join our team. You'll work closely with @_pjkelly and @createbang in crafting some of the finest web applications and APIs on the web.

The responsibilities

• Working collaboratively with our highly skilled development team to turn ideas into reality using high quality Ruby and JavaScript
• Participating in client meetings
• Meeting internal and client deadlines
• Keeping updated on new development methods and technologies

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require 'axis'

set = (0..9).to_a

top = Axis.new('Top Numbers', set.dup)
side = Axis.new('Side Numbers', set.dup)

top.generate_values!
side.generate_values!

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How We Build JSON APIs in Rails

Over the past few years, we've seen the projects we work on go from occasionally to almost always requiring a REST API. There are several reasons for this, all of them necessitating our ability to construct clean, performant APIs that are easy to work with:

• More than ever, we are using client-side applications to provide rich, responsive interfaces.
• The products we build span multiple platforms (web, iOS, Android, Blackberry) that all need to be kept in sync.
• People and organizations have accumulated large amounts of data, and they need to have that data aggregated and/or sanitized so it can be used in new ways.

As a Ruby shop, we've always had a wide array of tools and libraries to choose from when building our applications. While this is most definitely a good problem to have, it's still a problem, and finding a combination of tools that made API development feel right to us took a few tries.

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