There are actually two different ways of achieving concurrency in Go:
Nice format:
import (
"fmt"
)
class people::emilisto { | |
#include osx::chsh | |
include macvim | |
include firefox | |
include chrome | |
include slate | |
# Skype is Broken! | |
# include skype |
# I am the walrus | |
``` | |
$ eat_my_bucket | |
... | |
``` |
#!/bin/bash | |
# | |
# env.sh | |
# | |
# Convenience script for loading and unloading a custom shell environment. I | |
# use it with projects to setup paths e.g. the Django manage script, and | |
# activating the Python virtualenv. | |
# | |
# Author: Emil Stenqvist <[email protected]> | |
# |
var esprima = require('esprima') | |
, readit = require('readit') | |
, traverse = require('traverse') | |
, code = readit() | |
, prettyjson = require('prettyjson') | |
, _ = require('underscore') | |
, path = require('path') | |
, optimist = require('optimist') | |
; |
$ node scope.js | |
6Hz: 4048 | |
214Hz: 4048 |
{ | |
graphitePort: 2003, | |
graphiteHost: "localhost", | |
port: 8125, | |
backends: [ "./backends/graphite" ] | |
} |
## lib.sls | |
# Shorthand macro for getting pillar data | |
{% macro p(key, default='') -%} | |
{{ salt['pillar.get'](key, default) }} | |
{%- endmacro %} | |
## Usage | |
{% from 'lib.sls' import p with context %} | |
{{ p('git:url', '[email protected]') }} |
#!/bin/bash | |
# Examples: | |
# | |
# When's the damn thing online? | |
# | |
# $ retry.sh ssh [email protected] | |
# | |
# When's internet back? | |
# |