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Backbone.history.start({ pushState: Modernizr.history });

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Backbone.history.start({ pushState: Modernizr.history, silent: true });

if( !Modernizr.history ) {
    var rootLength = Backbone.history.options.root.length;
    var fragment = window.location.pathname.substr(rootLength);
    Backbone.history.navigate(fragment, {trigger: true});
} else {
    Backbone.history.loadUrl(Backbone.history.getFragment())
}

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//in your application, rather than using window.location to get the current url
App.getLocation = function(){
    return window.location.protocol + '//' + window.location.host 
              + '/' + Backbone.history.options.root + Backbone.history.getFragment()
}

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#on branch with your commit that you need to split up
git checkout -b new_branch_name
git log -n1
#now record the sha hash of the last commit, lets call it SHA
#make sure you're on a new branch and you have no working directory changes
#this next command will wipe out everything and reset you to the previous commit
git reset --hard HEAD^ 
git cherry-pick SHA --no-commit
git add /filename/you/_want_/to/pull/request
git commit

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window.fbAsyncInit = function(){
    window.fbAsyncInit.fbLoaded.resolve();
}

window.fbAsyncInit.fbLoaded = $.Deferred();

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➜  /tmp  wget http://www.jquery.com
--2013-01-24 11:50:09--  http://www.jquery.com/
Resolving www.jquery.com... 70.32.120.34
Connecting to www.jquery.com|70.32.120.34|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 301 Moved Permanently
Location: http://jquery.com/ [following]
--2013-01-24 11:50:09--  http://jquery.com/
Resolving jquery.com... 70.32.120.34
Reusing existing connection to www.jquery.com:80.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK

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12:49 guesswho: oh shit
12:49 guesswho: it's there
12:49 guesswho: lol
12:49 guesswho: wow
12:50 johnkpaul: guesswho: it's working?
12:50 guesswho: yeah that's total insanity
12:50 johnkpaul: awesome, congratulations
12:50 pbor has left IRC (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
12:50 guesswho: so simple but so long for me to do :(
12:50 tallest_red has left IRC (Ping timeout: 256 seconds)

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A Module Loader Question

I want to know if I can achieve one particular goal with any particular module loader. Let me tell you a story.

My Fantasy App

I work on a large client side JavaScript application for a company with a fremium business model. Let's call it Freely. Freely's free experience is composed of modules A, B and C in the application. Once the user hands over their credit card, they enter the paid experience, which is composed of modules B-Z.

Each of modules A-Z is roughly the same size, so the free experience requires roughly 1/9th of the entire codebase in order to function correctly. I don't want the client to need to download all of the modules becuase only 1/100th of all users will actually end up paying. (The conversion rate is another issue, but at Freely, we're more focused on other things).

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node -e 'process.stdin.pipe(require("fs").createWriteStream(process.argv[1]))' FILENAME

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fun! BeautifyAndRefresh()
  set noconfirm
  !grunt jsbeautifier
  bufdo e!
  set confirm
endfun

nmap <leader>b call BeautifyAndRefresh()