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## janus-rand-wlocalcache.php
<?php
$options = array('http' => array('user_agent' => 'JanusVR random site (v0.1)'));
$context = stream_context_create($options);

/**
 * Should be able to use a more typical cache pattern here.
 *
 * Something like:
  function _cache_get($var) {
    static $cache_objects;

## phpstorm_for_drupal.md

      
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    PhpStorm for Drupal

PhpStorm has an excellent debugger for developing Drupal modules or even Drupal themes. After numerous IDE and text editors, it has earned it's place to be my primary IDE for almost anything Drupal, for many good reasons. PhpStorm, by default, is as Drupal friendly as many other PHP IDEs. That means it gets the job done, but there might be some syntax in your code the Drupal Coding Standards and it's authors wouldn't be too happy about. Here are a few things to make PhpStorm play well with Drupal.
Keymap

Althought not related to Drupal, the Keymap is the first thing we will change. PhpStorm by default comes with very unaturally keyboard shortcuts for me. Under Preferences, scroll down to select Keymap on the left. Select the keymap that suits your needs. Mac OS X 10.5+ feels the most intuitive to me. You may also further customize the keyboard shortcuts to each of the actions.
![Keymap](https://www.evernote.com/shard/s25/sh/6d5914ad-51f0-4d

  
## ci-sassy-jenkins.md

      
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    Continuous Integration with SASS and Jenkins

This document explains how we can use Jenkins to solve some SASS/Git headaches.
The Problem at Hand

One of the problems that we deal with when working with SASS and Git is that
the CSS added to the remote repository changes based on who compiled it. That
means every time someone commits to the remote repository before we can push
our work up, HEAD will have changed and our push attempt will be rejected.

  
## gist:3341061
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## strings.php
<html>

<body>

<p> Jeff Buckley is playing on the radio, and I like it. </p>

<p> It's John's birthday. He's so old! </p>

<?php print "Jerad said, \"Awesome!\" in response to my last assignment."; ?>

## Starter Drush Make
core = 6.x

projects[pressflow][type] = "core"
projects[pressflow][download][type] = "get"
projects[pressflow][download][url] = "http://launchpad.net/pressflow/6.x/6.17.83/+download/pressflow-6.17.83.tar.gz"

; INSTALL PROFILES
projects[profiler] = 1.0

; DEVELOPMENT
	<?php
	$options = array('http' => array('user_agent' => 'JanusVR random site (v0.1)'));
	$context = stream_context_create($options);

	/**
	* Should be able to use a more typical cache pattern here.
	*
	* Something like:
	function _cache_get($var) {
	static $cache_objects;
	<html>

	<body>

	<p> Jeff Buckley is playing on the radio, and I like it. </p>

	<p> It's John's birthday. He's so old! </p>

	<?php print "Jerad said, \"Awesome!\" in response to my last assignment."; ?>
	core = 6.x

	projects[pressflow][type] = "core"
	projects[pressflow][download][type] = "get"
	projects[pressflow][download][url] = "http://launchpad.net/pressflow/6.x/6.17.83/+download/pressflow-6.17.83.tar.gz"

	; INSTALL PROFILES
	projects[profiler] = 1.0

	; DEVELOPMENT