kylehill

// An AJAX query is broken down like this...
$.ajax({
    // This means we're going to pull data; if you're
    // creating something new on the server, this'll be POST
    type: "GET",
	
    // This tells jQuery to use a cross-domain fetching trick
    dataType: "jsonp",
	
    // The BASE URL we want to query data from

kylehill

// Go to any https://capitalbikeshare.com page
// Open up Chrome Inspector, Javascript console
// Paste in this, insert your credentials, submit

$.post(
 'https://capitalbikeshare.com/login',
 [{name:'username', value:'USERNAME'},{name:'password', value:'PASSWORD'}],
 function(data, textStatus, xhr) {
  console.log('logged in');
  $.get(

kylehill

public function emitter(... args):void {
    var output:Array = [];
    for (var param:Number = 0; param < args.length; param++) {
        try {
            if (getQualifiedClassName(args[param]) === "Array") {
                var obj = args[param][0];
		    if (obj == "splice") {
		        obj = args[param][1]
		        for (var level:Number = 2; level < args[param].length; level++) {
    		        obj = obj[level];

kylehill

var states=[];
jQuery(".eg2012-538-state-projections-container.eg2012-president").each(function(){
  var state = {};
  
  var raw_name = jQuery(this).find("h2").text().trim();
  state.name = raw_name.split('\n')[2].trim();

  var data_row = jQuery(this).find(".moe").parent().parent();
  var raw_moe = jQuery(data_row).find(".moe").text();
  state.moe = parseFloat(raw_moe.substr(1));

kylehill

var pageHeight = $("body > div:last-child").height();
var tickCount = 0;
var maxTicks = (77 * 15);
var pixelsPerTick = (pageHeight / maxTicks);

var autoscroller = function() {
  if (tickCount < maxTicks) {
    tickCount++;
    window.scrollBy(0, pixelsPerTick);
    setTimeout(autoscroller, (1000 / 77));

kylehill

var filter = function (array, action) {
  var outbound = [];
  for (var i = 0; i < array.length; i++) {
    if (action(array[i]) {
      outbound.push(array[i]);
    }
  }
  return outbound;
};

kylehill

function asyncFunction (param) {
  // Scope local variables to this function
  // param is also both locally scoped
  var n = param.name
  var e = param.extension
  
  // Simulate something asynchronous happening
  setTimeout(function(){ 
    console.log("Downloaded file: " + n + "." + e)
  }, 500 + (Math.random() * 500))

kylehill

After almost a decade of working on larger software development teams, one of the parts I (surprisingly) miss the most is the daily, early-morning standup meeting. Without a routine or direct teammates, it's easy to lose sight of that steady, healthy track of progress that makers should aspire to.

So, I'd like to try an experiment. Every morning around 9:30 I'll post the following prompt in #virtual-standup; anyone in the room is encouraged to check in.

---

Good morning, @channel -- let's have a quick standup.

1. What did you get done yesterday?
2. What are you working on today?

kylehill

/*
  A "closure" is created whenever 
    - a function is executed and variables are scoped inside of it, either as params or with var
    - that function returns an executable function, either by itself or as part of an object/array
    
  The locally-scoped variables are then "closed over." Like any other variables defined inside of a function,
  they are not accessible outside of that scope, but in the special case of a closure they are still accessible
  by the **returned function**.
*/

kylehill

export PATH="/usr/local/bin:$PATH"
export LSCOLORS=GxFxCxDxBxegedabagaced
export CLICOLOR=1

bind "set completion-ignore-case on"

. /usr/local/etc/profile.d/z.sh

alias s="/Applications/Sublime\ Text.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl ."
alias psql="'/Applications/Postgres.app/Contents/Versions/9.4/bin'/psql -p5432"