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# These are examples of new features in Ruby 2.3.0

#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
## Did You Mean?
"Typos suck less now".revers

# NoMethodError: undefined method `revers' for "Typos suck less now":String
# Did you mean?  reverse
#                reverse!

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var array = []
var emptyValuesArray = []
var hash = { a: 1, b: 1, c: 1, d: 1, e: null, f: null }

forEach( h in hash) {
  // Loop through each element inside the hash variable above
  // if the value is null or empty ('') i.e true, 
  // add the h to the array, if false add to emptyValuesArray
  if (h.value === null || ha.value === '') {  // Check if h.value is empty or null. Returns true/false
    array.push(h) 

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//
//  SpotaSegmentedController.m
//  Spota
//
//  Created by The Crab on 19/11/2016.
//  Use this code as you please. This is a port from Swift 2.
//  Original by: http://www.appdesignvault.com/custom-segmented-control-swift-tutorial/
//  Copyright © 2016 The Crab. All rights reserved.
//

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# MapLayout
class MapLayout < MK::Layout
  # view :info_container
  # view :info_image
  # view :info_label
  #
  # view :settings_container
  # view :settings_segmented_control

  def layout

theCrab

for file in ./sass/_*.scss; do 
  mv $file ${file//[_]}.scss # remove all underscores '_'
done

theCrab

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
$:.unshift('/Library/RubyMotion/lib')

require 'motion/project/template/ios'
require 'bundler'
Dir.glob('./config/*.rb').each { |file| require file }

if ARGV.join(' ') =~ /spec/
  Bundler.require :default, :development, :spec
elsif ARGV.join(' ') =~ /testflight/

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# lib/authentications/authentication.rb
# @api auth
# Authentication base class
#

module Authentication
  def self.included(base)
    base.class_eval do
      before :authenticate!
      expose :current_user

theCrab

Introduction:

In the past weeks I bumped into LotusRB from my RubyWeekly.com newsletter published by @PeterC, signup if you haven't (pun intended). After a few glances I fell in love. So i immediately setout to get my next project at work going. Lotus is very testable. And as usual in the Ruby world, there is enough rope to kill 10 newbies in one go. After a bit of enthusiasm came the realization that i'd better do things the right way and make my life easy.

Testing:

There are things to test. Depending on how you like your flow. Lotus supports both MiniTest by default and RSpec as an option. Just follow the 'get started' docs and get your app going.

BDD can easily be done without hitting the DB. Capybara is included and a spec/web/features directory is a start for you. So, assuming you are a Lotus newbie. You might want to know what you need to test.

theCrab

# Start Puma with next command:
# RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec puma -C ./config/puma.rb

# uncomment and customize to run in non-root path
# note that config/puma.yml web path should also be changed
application_path = "#{File.expand_path("../..", __FILE__)}"

# The directory to operate out of.
#
# The default is the current directory.

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  class Organisation
    include DataMapper::Resource

    property :id, Serial
    property :name, String, length: 3..15

    timestamps :created_at, :updated_at

    belongs_to :user
    has n, :teams