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ianderse

`import Ember from 'ember'`
`import { module, test } from 'qunit'`
`import startApp from '../helpers/start-app'`

application = null

module 'Acceptance: Find',
  beforeEach: ->
    application = startApp()
    ###

ianderse

require 'rails_helper'

RSpec.describe Api::V1::FacilitiesController, :type => :controller do
	describe "GET index" do
		before do
			5.times do
	      Facility.create(name1: Faker::Company.name, phone: Faker::PhoneNumber.phone_number, location_state: 'CO', location_zip: Faker::Address.zip, location_city: Faker::Address.city, location_street1: Faker::Address.street_address, services_text1: Faker::Lorem.sentence, services_text2: Faker::Lorem.sentence, services_text3: Faker::Lorem.sentence)
			end
		end

ianderse

Start of presentation: http://app.emaze.com/user/ianderse-15a37d05-4cb2-419d-96fe-a5f5ecf90b52

- Mindfulness and Programming

- "The Stress Of Being A Computer Programmer Is Literally Driving Many Of Them Crazy" - Business Insider
	- A bit sensationalist, but makes a good point: stress and inability to self-regulate and manage your emotional states can drive you crazy.  This isn't unique to programmers, but 
	"1. Stress causes depression.
	 2. Perfectionists are more prone to depression.
	 3. Isolation reinforces depression.
	 As a software developer, those frequently go along with the job description.” - Timothy King

ianderse

1. Why do we refactor?
  - We refactor to both clean up our code and make it more readable, as well as making it more modular (resiliant to change).
2. What's the difference between "refactoring" and "changing shit"?
  - Refactoring has a specific goal.
3. What role do patterns play in refactoring?
  - There are certain observable patterns that can clue us in to places that may need refactoring and particular ways to do this.
4. Why do some refactoring patterns seem to be opposites?
  - Because there are different patterns and refactoring methods for different situations.  One may be better than the other.
5. Does refactoring always make code better?
  - As long as it is done in a consistent and intentional manner.