Asa Kusuma asakusuma

A+ Promises vs. jQuery.defer

thisPromiseRejects.then(fulfillHandler1)
  .then(fulfillHandler2, rejectHandler2);

###jQuery rejectionHandler1 and rejectionHandler2 will be called.

#Ember Tracking API Wishlist

Control interaction hook

We need a general way to hook into when the user interacts with the app. Not entirely sure what this would entail, but at a high level, a non-exhaustive list of things that would need to be watched:

link-to
action
any form element
Radio

run\(null, set, controller, (.+), (.+)\);
this.runTask(() => set(this.context, $1, $2));

	Mover.prototype._copyFile = function (directory, source, destination, leaveOriginal) {
	if(source === './') {
	var src = path.join(directory, source),
	entries = fs.readdirSync(src).sort(),
	mkdir = true;
	for (var i = 0; i < entries.length; i++) {
	helpers.copyRecursivelySync(
	src + entries[i],
	path.join(directory, destination) + '/' + entries[i], mkdir);
	mkdir = false;

	var _ = require('lodash')
	exports.getEnv = function (key) {
	if (_.isString(key) && key !== 'ENV') {
	return process.env['BROCCOLI_' + key] \|\| '';
	} else {
	var env = process.env.BROCCOLI_ENV \|\| 'development'
	if (env !== 'production' && env !== 'development') {
	throw new Error('Environment set to "' + env + '", but only BROCCOLI_ENV=production and BROCCOLI_ENV=development are supported at the moment')
	}
	return env

	/*
	Usage:

	BackburnerEvents.on('afterRender', () => {
	// called after any run loop that utilizes the afterRender queue
	});

	*/

	import Ember from "ember";

	import Ember from 'ember';

	export default Ember.Controller.extend({
	appName:'Ember Twiddle'
	});

	import Ember from 'ember';

	export default Ember.Controller.extend({
	appName:'Ember Twiddle',
	model: {
	swag: 'turnt'
	},
	actions: {
	fire() {
	alert('action fired');

	<html>
	<input id="my-input" value="I have the best inputs" />
	<script>document.getElementById('my-input').removeAttribute('value');</script>
	</html>