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  mainPane: SC.MainPane.design({

    childViews: [ 'thescrollview' ],

    thescrollview: SC.ScrollView.extend({

      hasHorizontalScroller:  NO,
      hasVerticalScroller:    YES,

      contentView: SC.View.extend({

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Actions

1. Contact geojeff to help out with the todomvc app
2. Write a 1.10/SC use case and post for CoderWall

Updates

• #info Update - 'Contact geojeff to help out with the todomvc app' - Guides/holiday done can contact today but want to see if there are more pressing issues.
• #info Update - 'Write a 1.10/SC use case and post for CoderWall' - Will begin work with a hopeful readyness in 2 weeks.
• #action topherfangio Contact geojeff to help out with the todomvc app

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MyApp = SC.Application.create({
  modes: {
    phone: 350,
    tablet: 900,
    desktop: Infinity
  }
});

MyApp.MyView = SC.View.extend({
  

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

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# OVERVIEW #
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#
# This (very rudimentary) script will show you the status of issues that your
# branches are tied to.
#
# To use, install it with the instructions below, and make sure to include the

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PLEASE NOTE: This is in regards to SlickGrid version 1.4.3; it appears a newer version is available, so your mileage may vary.

Using SlickGrid within Sproutcore requires a few steps:

  1) Import the proper files as frameworks
  2) Update the Buildfile appropriately
  3) Create a basic wrapper class for the functionality you need

1 - So, the basic directory structure I used when importing the frameworks follows. I added two new directories, slickgrid and slickgrid_libs to hold them:

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# /bin/bash

release_path="https://some.great.url/sproutcore/static.tar"

echo "Removing old sproutcore files from git..."
rm -rf static

echo "Downloading static.tar from '$release_path' ..."
wget $release_path

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In Part 1, we walked through the basic pieces of a SproutCore app. In Part 2
we introduce some of the guiding concepts behind a SproutCore application
such as views, controllers, and statecharts.

In Part 2, you'll:

* Learn about statecharts and how they can improve your application. 
* Create a new statechart-based SproutCore application.
* Learn about views and how they should handle events.
* Learn how to pass those events to the application's statechart.

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Pharos360.SelectButtonView = SC.SelectButtonView.extend(SC.AutoResize, {
        
  supportsAutoResize: YES,
        
  autoResizeLayer: function() { return this.get('layer') }.property('layer').cacheable(),
  autoResizeText: function() { return this.get('longestChoice') }.property('longestChoice').cacheable(),
        
  needsResize: YES,
        
  longestChoice: "",

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CORE360_PROPERTIES_TO_IGNORE = [ 'json_encodable', 'ext_data', 'attributes', 'readOnlyAttributes' ];

Core360.Model = SC.Record.extend({

  ext_data: function() {
    var hash = SC.clone(this.get('attributes'));
    var property_keys = this.get('_properties');

    if (SC.none(hash) || SC.none(property_keys)) {
      return {};