Rosa-Fox

FactoryGirl.define do
  factory :invitation do
    sequence(:id) { |n| n }
    created_at "2014-06-24 10:45:28"
    updated_at nil
    email { |n| "person#{n}@example.com" }
    workshop_ids ["http-fundamentals", "rails-security"]
    token "alQmOQUU5WmGgayFZzbGKg"
    redeemed_at nil
    user_id nil

Rosa-Fox

Hi everyone,

The way to sign up to come to sessions has changed. The registrations for Codebar Brighton have been integrated into the main Codebar.io website so that each time we have a session you will get an email invite with the session details, you then just need to click 'attending' if you are able to attend.

This will make things a lot easier because we won't need to make a new ti.to page for each session and you won't need to enter your details to sign up each time. It also means coaches can be easily displayed on the main site http://www.codebar.io/coaches to give some recognition :)

It does however mean you will need to spend a few minutes signing up on www.codebar.io, but you will only need to do this once. You can go back in and edit your details afterwards if you need to.

To sign up to Codebar you will need a Github account.

Rosa-Fox

Hi everyone,

The way to sign up to come to sessions has changed. The registrations for Codebar Brighton have been integrated into the main Codebar.io website so that each time we have a session you will get an email invite with the session details, you then just need to click 'attending' if you are able to attend.

This will make things a lot easier because we won't need to make a new ti.to page for each session and you won't need to enter your details to sign up each time. It also means coaches can be easily displayed on the main site http://www.codebar.io/coaches to give some recognition :)

It does however mean you will need to spend a few minutes signing up on www.codebar.io, but you will only need to do this once. You can go back in and edit your details afterwards if you need to.

To sign up to Codebar you will need a Github account.

Rosa-Fox

%nav.navbar.navbar-default
  .container-fluid
    .navbar-header
      %span.navbar-brand
        =link_to 'Users', admin_users_path
        |
        =link_to 'Invitations', admin_invitations_path
    .collapse.navbar-collapse
      .navbar-right
        = link_to 'Log out', admin_session_path, method: 'delete', class: 'btn btn-sm btn-default navbar-btn'

Rosa-Fox

%nav.navbar.navbar-default
  .container-fluid
    .navbar-header
      %span.navbar-brand
        =link_to 'Users', admin_users_path
        |
        =link_to 'Invitations', admin_invitations_path
    .collapse.navbar-collapse
      .navbar-right
        = link_to 'Log out', admin_session_path, method: 'delete', class: 'btn btn-sm btn-default navbar-btn'

Rosa-Fox

#! /usr/bin/env ruby
require 'csv'
 
tweet = "Chocolate makes me happy, it makes my life wonderful"
 
tweetsplit = tweet.downcase.split(/\W+/)
 
valences = []
 
tweetsplit.each do |i|

Rosa-Fox

#! /usr/bin/env ruby
require 'csv'

tweet = "Chocolate makes me happy, it makes my life wonderful"

tweetsplit = tweet.downcase.split(/\W+/)

valences! = []

for tweetsplit do |i|

Rosa-Fox

#! /usr/bin/env ruby
require 'csv'

tweet = "Chocolate makes me happy, it makes my life wonderful"

tweetsplit = tweet.downcase.split(/\W+/)

valences = []

for tweetsplit do |i|

Rosa-Fox

tweet = "This is, a tweet"

tweetsplit = tweet.split('\w')

puts tweetsplit

Rosa-Fox

tweet = "Thisis a tweet"

tweetsplit = tweet.split('\w')

puts tweetsplit