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Remarks on apotomo 12mn tutorials

Meet the StatefulWidget! (Part 1)

1.

git clone git://github.com/apotonick/dumdidoo.git
cd dumdidoo/
git submodule init

git submodule update

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Install

gem install cassandra
gem install simple_uuid

Run test plateform

Updated workflow from Up and running with Cassandra.

irb

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module Bar
  def do_sth
    puts "@proxy: #{@proxy.inspect}"
  end
end

class Foo
  include Bar

  def initialize

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class MyController < ApplicationController
  include Apotomo::Rails::ControllerMethods

  has_widgets do |root|
    if must_attach_a_wigdet?

      # current_widget_data is anything that the Cell needs to build
      # the widget (say, a User record…)
      root << widget('my_widget',
                     "widget_#{@current_widget_data.id}",

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# in lib/apotomo/widget.rb
# This comes redundant with Cells internals, but this is due to what may be a flaw in current Apotomo's design,
# which bypass Cells workflow (render_cell_for) and hook directly into AbstractController::Rendering #render_state

    # Renders the +widget+ (instance or id).
    def render_widget(widget_id, state=:display, *args)
      if widget_id.kind_of?(Widget)
        widget = widget_id
      else
        widget = find_widget(widget_id) or raise "Couldn't render non-existent widget `#{widget_id}`"

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# Our goal is to be able to run spec:bricks along spec, when
# using the 'rake spec' command.
# In lib/tasks/custom_specs.rake, add:

require 'rake/testtask'
require 'rspec/core/rake_task'

namespace :spec do
  desc "Run bricks specs"
  RSpec::Core::RakeTask.new('bricks') do |spec|

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###
FooBar jQuery Plugin v1.0 - It makes Foo as easy as coding Bar (?).
Release: 19/04/2013
Author: Joe Average <joe@average.me>

http://github.com/joeaverage/foobar

Licensed under the WTFPL license: http://www.wtfpl.net/txt/copying/
###
(($, window, document) ->

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It's easy overlooking the basics. One must be able to clearly explain how the web works, using the dedicated vocabulary.

I recommend carefully reading the following resources:

The HTTP protocol

A browser mostly "speaks" HTTP. It will craft HTTP requests for you when accessing or interacting with a website. When using JavaScript, you might also create custom HTTP requests. HTTP is the underlying language of the web.

• https://www3.ntu.edu.sg/home/ehchua/programming/webprogramming/HTTP_Basics.html
• http://www.tutorialspoint.com/http/

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import Graphics.Element exposing (..)
import Text

type Fifo a
    = Empty | Node a (List a)


empty : Fifo a
empty =
    Empty