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// Simulate sync action, that returns count of records synced
let syncRecords upToTimestamp : ResultT<Async<Result<int,string>>> = ResultT <| async.Return (Ok 3)
    
let recordTimestampUsingFSData body : Async<FSharp.Data.HttpResponse> =
    FSharp.Data.Http.AsyncRequest
        ( "https://myapi.example.com/sync"
        , httpMethod = "POST"
        , body = TextRequest (sprintf "%A" body) // actually is json
        , silentHttpErrors = true )

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git
docker
docker-compose
asdf + java, ruby, node, elm, elixir
mono
java (gradle)
docker-sync
vim
janus-plugins
jetbrains intellij

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# Schema looks like:
    configure do
      def iso8601?(input)
        !(!Date.iso8601(input))
      rescue ArgumentError
        false
      end
    end

    required(:position).filled(:int?)

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// Use Gists to store code you would like to remember later on
console.log(window); // log the "window" object to the console

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My favourite talks from RubyConf 16, and a one liner on each.

http://www.rubyconf.org.au/2016

http://lanyrd.com/2016/rubyconf-au/

11th Feb

9:15am 10 Years and 10 Mistakes

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command_builder = rom.command   # no relation given, so get builder
nested_command = command_builder.create(user: :users) do |user|
  user.create(:books)
end

# equivalent:
nested_command = rom.command({user: :users}, [:create, [:books, [:create]]])

# equivalent

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General discussion...

Chris: 
meetups allows annnouncements to twitter/FB
need to setup?

Lauren:
-> More general social event? ED/Lauren working on over new years

Lauren:

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make_user role name password =
  <some code that actually makes user>

make_admin = make_user “admin”
make_admin “adz” “pa$$word”

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def make_user(role, name, password)
  <some code that actually makes user>
end

class UserMaker
  def initialize(role)
    @role = role
  end
  
  def make(name, password)