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Project Name

Prerequisites - System packages

knyar

-- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- statsd interface for nginx
-- (c) 2014 Anton Tolchanov
-- https://gist.github.com/knyar/8905045
--
-- Usage:
-- 1. install nginx with ngx_lua;
-- 2. put this file as statsd.lua somewhere (/var/lib/nginx/lua/ will do);
-- 3. initialize stats in init_by_lua:
--   http {

tiagodll

// ==UserScript==
// @name       9gag.tv on chromecast
// @namespace  http://tiago.dalligna.co.uk/
// @version    0.1
// @description  watch 9gag.tv in chromecast
// @match      http://9gag.tv/v/*
// @require    https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.10.2/jquery.min.js
// @copyright  2013 Tiago
// ==/UserScript==

mgax

Rationale

This setup aims to create a clean development environment, by keeping development tools and libraries in a virtual machine, separate from the host computer. Separation has several advantages: you can back up the virtual machine, move it to a different host, keep multiple environments around (e.g. for wokring on projects with wildly different dependencies, or upgrading the development toolchain without risking downtime), and base the development environment on a different OS (hello Linux!). Last but not least, it keeps the host machine clean.

The downside is that you're running code inside a VM. You need to log in (we'll use SSH), make sure the code is available and in sync (we'll set up NFS). There's also some I/O overhead, and you need to decide on how much memory, CPU and disk space you allocate to the VM. You can change your mind later, but it's a bit of a hassle to resize virtual disks and partitions.

Set up the VM

We assume you're running MacOS and have VMware Fusion already installed

ihumanable

<?php

/**
 * Simple excel writer class with no external dependencies, drop it in and have fun
 * @author Matt Nowack
 * @link https://gist.github.com/ihumanable/929039/edit
 * @license Unlicensed
 * @version 1.0
 */
class Excel {