Jeff Pamer jeffpamer

Thoughts on alerts

The basic question boils down to "Who should dictate if the alert is rendered?"

In this situation, what you return from your render method is always rendered to the screen. Let's start by making a hypothetical API

I hereby claim:

I am jeffpamer on github.
I am jeffpamer (https://keybase.io/jeffpamer) on keybase.
I have a public key whose fingerprint is 24C1 028D EB22 61AD 61C5 0316 6DB8 66A4 282F 75C4

To claim this, I am signing this object:

	// given this object:
	var origObj = {
	first_name: 'test',
	last_name: 'user',
	email_address: '[email protected]',
	otherThing: 1234,
	oneOtherThing: 5678
	};

	// what's the best/coolest way to get:

	{
	"client/src/js/actions/*.js": {"type": "action", "alternate": "client/src/js/stores/{}.js"},
	"client/src/js/stores/*.js": {"type": "store", "alternate": "client/src/js/actions/{}.js"},
	"client/src/js/components/*.js": {"type": "component"},
	"client/src/js/views/*.js": {"type": "view"},
	"client/src/js/mixins/*.js": {"type": "mixin"},
	"README.md": {"type": "doc"}
	}

	#######################################################
	## CROSS COMPILING TRANSMISSION 2.82 FOR WD MY CLOUD ##
	## MODIFIED FOR OS X HOST MACHINE ##
	#######################################################

	This is a guide to compile transmission 2.82 for the WD MyCloud 2/3/4 TB.

	Because I didn't want to install the build tools and dependencies on my NAS I chose to
	setup a cross-compiler toolchain on my x86_64 Ubuntu 12.04 machine and create a .deb package
	that can be installed on the NAS. Furthermore the cross compiler can be used to compile anything for the My Cloud (printer drivers, etc.)

	for (var i = 1; i <= 2014; i++) {
	console.log(i + ' Andy Stott - "Faith in Strangers"');
	}