Mark Christian shinypb

## bootstrap.html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
  <script src="bootstrap.js"></script>
</html>

## gist:786923
<!DOCTYPE html>
<script>
  var timer = startTimer();
  function startTimer() {
    return setInterval(function() {
      console.log('tick');
    }, 1000);
  }

  window.onblur = function() {

## gist:788739
  //  As of 1.4.2, jQuery doesn't make use of native string trimming when it's available
  $.trim = (function (jQueryTrim) {
    return ("test".trim && " test ".trim() === "test") ? function(str) { return str.trim(); } : jQueryTrim;
  })($.trim);

## gist:792709
<script type="text/javascript" src="mojo.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">

  var Person = mojoClass(function(name) {
    this.name = name;
  }, {
    greet: function(someoneElse) {
      if(someoneElse) {
        return 'Hello, ' + someoneElse + '. My name is ' + this.name + '!';
      } else {

## gist:792841
    bind: function(that, func) {
      if(typeof(func) !== 'function') {
        //  Only functions can be bound, but for readability of calling code, we
        //  don't want to worry about calling bind on non-functions.
        return func;
      }
      if(func.bind) {
        //  Use built-in implementation of bind
        return func.bind(that);
      }

## gist:853222
var $_keydown = function(element, handler, bubble) {
  bubble = bubble || false;
  var boundHandler = function() {
    handler.apply(element, arguments);
  };
  if(element.addEventListener) {
    element.addEventListener('keydown', boundHandler, bubble);
  } else {
    element.attachEvent('onkeydown', boundHandler, bubble);
  }

## gist:870144
Russ D'Sa: who invented smurfs?
Russ D'Sa: and why are they blue?
Russ D'Sa: that's what bothered me about the simpsons
Russ D'Sa: the ppl are frickin yellow
Mark: Why they were yellow?
Mark: The indians are brown
Russ D'Sa: well...
Russ D'Sa: thats true
Russ D'Sa: so are the simpsons asian?
Russ D'Sa: and if so

## gist:873629
Bug: Windows can be moved from secondary monitor onto primary monitor, but not vice versa.

Steps to reproduce.
Begin with a window on your secondary monitor (let's assume that this is the left-most monitor).
1. "Move right" so it's pinned to the right-hand side of the secondary monitor.
2. "Move right" again. It should not be pinned to the left-hand side of the primary monitor.
3. "Move left". Nothing happens.

## gist:873698
This is probably a pretty niche feature request, but I'll throw it out here anyway.

For most apps, taking up half the width of the screen is perfect. For a certain class, narrower would be better. The best example of this would be IM contact lists.

So, I humbly suggest that tapping "Move left" when a window has already been pinned to the left edge shrink it from 50% width to 25% width.

## gist:895515
/* Assume that this component exists somewhere: */
twttr.klass('twttr.components.Person', function(name, location) {
  this.name = name;
  this.location = location;
});

/* A few ideas for asyncronous instantiation: */

//  1. Pass variable number of constructor arguments and callback as the last argument
var callback = function(instance) {
	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html>
	<script src="bootstrap.js"></script>
	</html>
	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<script>
	var timer = startTimer();
	function startTimer() {
	return setInterval(function() {
	console.log('tick');
	}, 1000);
	}

	window.onblur = function() {
	// As of 1.4.2, jQuery doesn't make use of native string trimming when it's available
	$.trim = (function (jQueryTrim) {
	return ("test".trim && " test ".trim() === "test") ? function(str) { return str.trim(); } : jQueryTrim;
	})($.trim);
	<script type="text/javascript" src="mojo.js"></script>
	<script type="text/javascript">

	var Person = mojoClass(function(name) {
	this.name = name;
	}, {
	greet: function(someoneElse) {
	if(someoneElse) {
	return 'Hello, ' + someoneElse + '. My name is ' + this.name + '!';
	} else {
	bind: function(that, func) {
	if(typeof(func) !== 'function') {
	// Only functions can be bound, but for readability of calling code, we
	// don't want to worry about calling bind on non-functions.
	return func;
	}
	if(func.bind) {
	// Use built-in implementation of bind
	return func.bind(that);
	}
	var $_keydown = function(element, handler, bubble) {
	bubble = bubble \|\| false;
	var boundHandler = function() {
	handler.apply(element, arguments);
	};
	if(element.addEventListener) {
	element.addEventListener('keydown', boundHandler, bubble);
	} else {
	element.attachEvent('onkeydown', boundHandler, bubble);
	}
	Russ D'Sa: who invented smurfs?
	Russ D'Sa: and why are they blue?
	Russ D'Sa: that's what bothered me about the simpsons
	Russ D'Sa: the ppl are frickin yellow
	Mark: Why they were yellow?
	Mark: The indians are brown
	Russ D'Sa: well...
	Russ D'Sa: thats true
	Russ D'Sa: so are the simpsons asian?
	Russ D'Sa: and if so
	Bug: Windows can be moved from secondary monitor onto primary monitor, but not vice versa.

	Steps to reproduce.
	Begin with a window on your secondary monitor (let's assume that this is the left-most monitor).
	1. "Move right" so it's pinned to the right-hand side of the secondary monitor.
	2. "Move right" again. It should not be pinned to the left-hand side of the primary monitor.
	3. "Move left". Nothing happens.
	This is probably a pretty niche feature request, but I'll throw it out here anyway.

	For most apps, taking up half the width of the screen is perfect. For a certain class, narrower would be better. The best example of this would be IM contact lists.

	So, I humbly suggest that tapping "Move left" when a window has already been pinned to the left edge shrink it from 50% width to 25% width.
	/* Assume that this component exists somewhere: */
	twttr.klass('twttr.components.Person', function(name, location) {
	this.name = name;
	this.location = location;
	});

	/* A few ideas for asyncronous instantiation: */

	// 1. Pass variable number of constructor arguments and callback as the last argument
	var callback = function(instance) {