aflatter

require 'scrypt'

module Virtus
  class Attribute
    class Password < ::Virtus::Attribute
      primitive SCrypt::Password

      def coerce(value)
        value ? SCrypt::Password.new(value) : nil
      rescue SCrypt::Errors::InvalidHash

jasonvanlue

A Guide to New York City

Areas

• Upper West Side — North of 59th Street, bordered by the Hudson on the west and Central Park on the east. Mostly residential, with some museums and a good portion of the city's top high-end restaurants.
• Upper East Side - North of 59th Street, bordered by Central Park on the west and the East River. Ultra high-end residential, high-end boutiques, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and some decent restaurants.
• Midtown — Essentially the area between 59th Street and 34th Street. Tons of things to do, places to eat, and most of the tourist traps are also here. Solid place to stay because you can get to/from anywhere from here.
• Hells Kitchen - Basically "East Midtown", the area east of 8th Avenue. Mostly residential, though there are some decent restaurants and bars in this area.
• Chelsea — East of the Avenue of the Americas between 34th St and 14th St. Really swanky area, lots of outstanding restaurants, bars, nighlife, and residential.

chris-zwickilton

class UsersController < ApplicationController 
 
  def create 
    create_user = UserUseCaseFactory.create_user(Responder.new(self)
    create_user.do(params[:email], params[:password[)
  end
 
  class Responder < SimpleDelegator
    def success(user) 
      render json: UserSerializer.new(user)

skwp

class Reverb::Actions::WatchListing
  def self.watch(user, product, listener)
    if product.owner?(user)
      listener.failure(I18n.t('flash.watchlist.error_own'))
    else
      Reverb::Analytics.track(user, :watch_product) # FIXME, this doesn't belong here
      user.user_watch_products.create(:product_id => product.id)
      listener.success
    end
  end

krisleech

class TripsController < ApplicationController
  class Action < ApplicationController::Action
  end

  class New < Action
    expose(:trip) { Trip.new(params[:trip]) }
  end

  class Create < New
    def call

geeksam

class Role < Module
  IncompleteInterface = Class.new(RuntimeError)

  def included(receiver)
    missing_methods = @public_api.map(&:to_sym) - receiver.public_instance_methods.map(&:to_sym)
    unless missing_methods.empty?
      raise IncompleteInterface,
        "#{receiver} must implement these methods: #{missing_methods.inspect}"
    end

steveklabnik

<article>
  <header>
    <h3><%= comment.author %></h3>
  </header>
  <%= comment.body %>
</article>

nickawalsh

/* Sample usage: +caret(bottom, 8px, #000); */

=caret($side, $size, $color)
  $opposite: opposite-position($side)
  +stretch(50%,auto,auto,50%)
  border: $size solid transparent
  border-#{$opposite}: $size solid $color
  border-#{$side}: 0
  content: ''
  display: block

mbleigh

AppleTV as Headless Media NAS

I don't use my AppleTV and I've had a 500GB external HD sitting around that isn't really getting use either. I thought I'd make use of both of these things and see if I could turn my AppleTV into a NAS device that would also allow for BitTorrent downloading and act as a transcoding DLNA MediaServer that I could access from my Xbox 360 and/or PS3.

Feature List

twbell

{
    "countries": {
	"ar": {
            "country": "Argentina",
            "table": "PfldJg",
            "attributes": {
                "factual_id": {
                    "supported": true,
                    "mapping": "Factual ID"
                },