David Leonard davidrleonard

Step-by-step upgrade from Polymer 1.6 -> 2.0

Install Polymer/polymer#2.0-preview bower package and webcomponents/webcomponentsjs#v1 bower package

$ bower install --save Polymer/polymer#2.0-preview
$ bower install --save webcomponents/webcomponentsjs#v1

	{% assign similar-speakers = 'catherine-bracy\|michal-migurski' \| split: '\|' %}

	<section class="layout-semibreve">

	{% for entries in similar-speakers %}
	{% for speaker in entries %}
	<div class="layout-minim">{% include people/{{ speaker }}.html context="speaker-card" base=".." %}</div>
	{% endfor %}
	{% endfor %}

	{% assign test-topics = 'topic-one\Topic One\|topic-two\Topic Two\|topic-three\Topic Three' \| split: '\|' %}

	{% for entries in test-topics %}
	{% for topic in entries %}
	<!-- topic = 'topic-one\Topic One' -->
	<p>First: {{ topic \| split: '\' \| first }}</p><!-- First: topic-one -->
	<p>Second: {{ topic \| split: '\' \| last }}</p><!-- Second: topic-two -->
	{% endfor %}
	{% endfor %}

	# Compares two CSVs and outputs a new CSV that excludes the intersection
	# i.e.:
	# $ python csv-difference.py -d fulldataset.csv -s subset.csv -o output.csv -u id -k id email name

	import argparse
	from csv import DictReader
	from csv import DictWriter

	def main():
	parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='Output difference in CSVs.')

	// Visit the Eventbrite discount/access code page for your event
	// Expand the discount code table
	// Open your JavaScript developer console and dump this code in

	// Get the discount table rows
	var t = $('#table_discount').find('tbody').find('tr');

	// Create an array to hold the codes
	var codes = new Array;

	const Promise = require('bluebird');
	const sh = require('shelljs');

	/**
	* Asynchronously executes a shell command and returns a promise that resolves
	* with the result.
	*
	* The `opts` object will be passed to shelljs's `exec()` and then to Node's native
	* `child_process.exec()`. The most commonly used opts properties are:
	*

	/**
	* When light DOM children are distributed into a `px-map` framework component,
	* that component will often have to share a reference to one of its properties
	* with the child. This behavior wraps around that use case, ensuring that
	* properties will be applied to any distributed light DOM children and that
	* changes to those properties on the parent will trigger a re-distribution
	* to the children that keeps them up-to-date.
	*
	* Distributions should be configured in the component's Polymer constructor
	* in a similar way to the `observers` block provided by the Polymer library.

	<!--
	In this example, we use a template dom-repeat to insert multiple markers into a map
	from an array of simple objects. This is a way to use markers and other components
	without feeding in a complex blob of GeoJSON.
	-->

	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html lang="en">
	<head>
	<title>Map 1 Demo -- Simple Map</title>