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Creating Models becomes much easier with the Base Model.

In this example I will walk through some of the default conventions and requirements for creating such a model.

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Creating Collections becomes much easier with the Base Collection.

In this example I will walk through some of the default conventions and requirements for creating such a collection.

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#actually renders the validations
#if you are using listenTo these arguments are automatically passed in
 
  renderValidations: (model, errors)->
    _.each errors, (error) =>
      $el      = if error.cid         then @$("[data-id=#{error.cid}]") else @$el
      selector = if error.nested_attr then "[data-nested-name=#{error.nested_attr}]" else "[name=#{error.name}]" 
      #validations are namespaced by model id for removal
      $el.find(selector).after("<span class='#{model.cid}-validation label label-important'>#{error.errors.join(', ')}</span>")
 

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#!/bin/sh
 
gcherry(){
  if [ $1 ];then
    name=$1
  else
    name="@{-1}"
  fi
  echo "cherry picking $( git reflog $name -n 1 )"
  git cherry-pick $( git reflog $name -n 1 | awk '{print $1}' )

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USAGE="Usage: csv_split file.csv (lines to be included use n..n as a range)"
if [ "$#" == 0  ]; then
  echo "$USAGE"
  exit 1
fi


filename=$1
shift

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#usage _! (2 previous lines) _! 3 (3 previous lines)
def _!(num = 2)
  line = Pry.history.to_a[-1-num]
  puts "evaling #{line}"
  unless line == '_!' or line == '_'
    Pry.send(:eval, line)
  end
end

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route -n get default | grep gateway | awk '{print $2}'

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  #should only need to be done once






  gem 'jasmine'
  gem 'guard-jasmine'
  gem "jasminerice", :git => 'https://github.com/bradphelan/jasminerice.git'  

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localhost:[port]/jasmine

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#keep tabs on your vent bindings.  If you dont kill them they will slowly walk toward your app, and suck its brains (memory) out


#################
# INSTEAD OF
# App.Vent.bind('some_event', _.bind(some_callback, this))
# App.Vent.bind('other_event', _.bind(other_callback, this))
# Do
  @bindGlobalEvents
    some_event:             'someCallback'