Miguel Espinoza purefan

## front end pretty log
var log=function(){for(var a in arguments)if(0==a){if(-1<arguments[a].indexOf("::")&&(arguments[0]="[ "+arguments[a]+" ]"),arguments[0]!=this.logLastCalled){var b="%c "+Array(20).join(" ")+arguments[a]+Array(40-arguments[a].length).join(" "),c="background: #222;color: #bada55;";-1<arguments[0].indexOf("Error ")&&(b=b.replace("Error ",""),c="background: #222; color: #FF0000;");console.log(b,c)}}else"string"==typeof arguments[a]&&-1<arguments[a].indexOf("Yellow:")?console.log("%c "+arguments[a].replace("Yellow:",""),"background: #222, color: #FFFD40;"):console.log(arguments[a]);this.logLastCalled=arguments[0]};

## socket.io listen to http
// This is how we can make a socket.io server listen to an http connection
var http = require('http');
var socket = require('socket.io');

// Im not sure if the order is important
http.createServer(function(req,res){
	// handle requests to your http server
});

// we tell socket.io to listen to the http node

## app.class.php
<?php

class FoxApp
{
	private $_sFoxUrl = null;
	private $_sAppId = null;
	private $_sToken = null;

	public function __construct($sFoxUrl = null, $sAppId = null)
	{

## tree
#!/bin/sh
#######################################################
#  UNIX TREE                                          #
#  Version: 2.3                                       #
#  File: ~/apps/tree/tree.sh                          #
#                                                     #
#  Displays Structure of Directory Hierarchy          #
#  -------------------------------------------------  #
#  This tiny script uses "ls", "grep", and "sed"      #
#  in a single command to show the nesting of         #

## gist:5473424
âââ¬ cli-color@0.2.2
â âââ es5-ext@0.9.2
â âââ¬ memoizee@0.2.4
â   âââ event-emitter@0.2.1
â   âââ next-tick@0.1.0
âââ¬ engine.io@0.5.0
â âââ base64id@0.1.0
â âââ debug@0.6.0
â âââ engine.io-parser@0.3.0
â âââ¬ ws@0.4.25

## loading_time
#!/bin/bash
for i in {1..200}
do
  echo "Run $i"
	(time curl -silent -L "http://server" -output /dev/null) > /dev/null 2>> "bench.log"
done

## fif
#!/bin/bash
find . -not -iwholename '*.svn*' -type f -print | xargs egrep --color=auto --line-number --no-messages "$1"
	// This is how we can make a socket.io server listen to an http connection
	var http = require('http');
	var socket = require('socket.io');

	// Im not sure if the order is important
	http.createServer(function(req,res){
	// handle requests to your http server
	});

	// we tell socket.io to listen to the http node
	<?php

	class FoxApp
	{
	private $_sFoxUrl = null;
	private $_sAppId = null;
	private $_sToken = null;

	public function __construct($sFoxUrl = null, $sAppId = null)
	{
	#!/bin/sh
	#######################################################
	# UNIX TREE #
	# Version: 2.3 #
	# File: ~/apps/tree/tree.sh #
	# #
	# Displays Structure of Directory Hierarchy #
	# ------------------------------------------------- #
	# This tiny script uses "ls", "grep", and "sed" #
	# in a single command to show the nesting of #
	âââ¬ cli-color@0.2.2
	â âââ es5-ext@0.9.2
	â âââ¬ memoizee@0.2.4
	â âââ event-emitter@0.2.1
	â âââ next-tick@0.1.0
	âââ¬ engine.io@0.5.0
	â âââ base64id@0.1.0
	â âââ debug@0.6.0
	â âââ engine.io-parser@0.3.0
	â âââ¬ ws@0.4.25
	#!/bin/bash
	for i in {1..200}
	do
	echo "Run $i"
	(time curl -silent -L "http://server" -output /dev/null) > /dev/null 2>> "bench.log"
	done
	#!/bin/bash
	find . -not -iwholename '.svn' -type f -print \| xargs egrep --color=auto --line-number --no-messages "$1"