# app/models/campaign.rb
class Campaign; end # This class is completely irrelevent to our code, but has same class name as the other campaign class.
# app/resources/homepage/apple.rb
module Resources
module Homepage
class Apple < Campaign
campaign_method! # This fails because apple.rb is loaded alphabetically before resources/homepage/campaign.rb
end
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import React from 'react'; | |
import ReactDom from 'react-dom'; | |
class FirstImpressions extends React.Component { | |
const impressionComponents = this._getImpressions(); | |
render() { | |
return( | |
<div> | |
<h1>I am JSX</h1> | |
<p className="a_css_class_name"> |
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Tech Workers have a lot of potential power to change society. Anyone who identifies as a tech worker and is interested in learning how to build collective power or get involved in a campaign is welcome. Tech Workers are currently organising against gender pay gaps, workplace harassment, surveillance technologies, amongst other things. This document is an agenda item for the first meeting of Tech Workers Coalition Berlin.
A panel about Tech Workers Movement was held earlier this month 10 June 2019 at Aquarium Am Südblock, featuring Logic Magazine co-founders Ben Tarnoff and Moira Weigel. Ben, who is also an organiser of the Boston chapter, will be present during the meeting. You can click to watch the video or listen for audio.
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