Jacob Swartwood jswartwood

Fibonacci Sequence

Classics series

Print the Fibonacci series (the first 10 values) separated by spaces. If you've ever taken a Computer Science class, you should be all over this one.

Fibonacci Sequence

Classics series

Print the Fibonacci series (the first 10 values) separated by spaces. If you've ever taken a Computer Science class, you should be all over this one.

Get/Set JSON in a cookie

Provide methods to store and retrieve a JSON object in a cookie named "data". The store method should stringify the JSON, and the retrieve should parse back to an object. Cookie properties include: path, domain, and expires. Properties should be somehow configurable (eg. params, a config method). All properties should have default values: path = "/", domain = ".ae.com", expires at the end of session.

	/**
	* Gruntfile
	*
	* If you created your Sails app with `sails new foo --linker`,
	* the following files will be automatically injected (in order)
	* into the EJS and HTML files in your `views` and `assets` folders.
	*
	* At the top part of this file, you'll find a few of the most commonly
	* configured options, but Sails' integration with Grunt is also fully
	* customizable. If you'd like to work with your assets differently


	-----> Node.js app detected
	-----> Resolving engine versions
	Using Node.js version: 0.10.0
	Using npm version: 1.2.12
	-----> Fetching Node.js binaries
	-----> Vendoring node into slug
	-----> Installing dependencies with npm
	npm info it worked if it ends with ok
	npm verb cli [ '/tmp/node-node-wI96/bin/node',

	# Replace any brackets with real values

	# Try to ssh in to DREAMHOST (ensure it no longer asks for a PW); you may want to restart Terminal
	ssh [user]@[host]
	cd ~
	mkdir [mydomain_com].git
	cd [mydomain_com].git
	git init --bare
	vi hooks/post-receive
	# Enter the code from the "post-receive" file (in this gist); save + quit

	var fs = require("fs")
	, andOne = require(process.env.AEO_BIN + "/lib/andOne.js")
	;

	// ==============
	// Define Actions
	// ==============

	module.exports = {
	// Set the build infomation as the SVN CWD

	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html>
	<body>
	<p>These should output "last", "ok", then "all" for 10 promises and then another 10.</p>
	<div id="out"></div>
	<script type="text/javascript" src="https://raw.github.com/briancavalier/when.js/dev/when.js"></script>
	<script type="text/javascript" src="main.js"></script>
	</body>
	</html>

	// This should do a pretty good job of iterating through the following array
	// and logging any values that == each other. Beware, this is scary stuff!
	// http://benalman.com/news/2010/11/schrecklichwissen-terrible-kno/

	var arr = [true, 123, {}, {a:1}, [], [0], [123], "hi", function foo(){},
	/re/, false, 0, "", null, undefined, NaN];

	function pretty(v) {
	var s = JSON.stringify(v);
	return v == null ? v + "" : s === undefined ? v : s == "null" ? "NaN" : s;