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// append old log to the new log
Logger.log(Logger.getLog());

function processInbox() {
  var threads = GmailApp.getInboxThreads(0, 25);
  for (var i = 0; i < threads.length; i++) {
    var thread = threads[i];
    var messages = thread.getMessages();
        
    // GITHUB

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Assumes you have [email protected]:MaptimeSEA/maptimesea.github.io.git cloned on your local machine.

1. pull down all recent changes from master: git pull origin master
2. checkout a new branch, git checkout -b BRANCH-NAME
3. add a new file under _posts/ with the proper date formatted file name YYYY-MM-DD-NAME.markdown
4. add the proper YAML to the top of the new file (copy paste from another file)
5. add all the stuff, make changes, do your thing
6. add file to local git: git add FILE-NAME.markdown
7. commit file with note: git commit -m 'NOTE ABOUT CHANGES
8. push changes to new remote branch: git push origin HEAD (actually write the word HEAD in all caps)

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This example shows how geometries with inner loops and outer loops build themselves in opposite direction using d3 and a stroke-dashoffset in a .transition() infinite loop. The outer loop (red) builds clockwise, while the inner loop (blue) builds counter-clockwise. This is important in order to confidently account for "holes" in polygons. Here's a good summary of the importance in winding order.

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This example shows how geometries with inner loops and outer loops build themselves in opposite direction. The outer loop (red) builds clockwise, while the inner loop (blue) builds counter-clockwise. This is important in order to confidently account for negative MultiPolygons instead of separate Polygon features. Here's a good summary of the importance in winding order.

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{"type":"Polygon","coordinates":[[[-120,40.9],[-120,40.72],[-120,40.53],[-120,40.35],[-120,40.17],[-120,39.98],[-120,39.8],[-120,39.62],[-120,39.44],[-120,39.25],[-120,39.07],[-120,39.01],[-120,39],[-119.77,38.84],[-119.53,38.67],[-119.3,38.51],[-119.06,38.35],[-118.83,38.18],[-118.59,38.02],[-118.36,37.85],[-118.13,37.69],[-117.94,37.55],[-117.76,37.42],[-117.58,37.28],[-117.39,37.14],[-117.21,37],[-117.03,36.86],[-116.84,36.73],[-116.66,36.59],[-116.5,36.46],[-116.34,36.34],[-116.18,36.21],[-116.02,36.08],[-115.86,35.96],[-115.7,35.83],[-115.53,35.71],[-115.37,35.58],[-115.19,35.44],[-115,35.29],[-114.81,35.15],[-114.63,35],[-114.63,35],[-114.63,35],[-114.62,34.88],[-114.61,34.87],[-114.59,34.86],[-114.58,34.86],[-114.57,34.84],[-114.56,34.83],[-114.56,34.82],[-114.56,34.79],[-114.54,34.77],[-114.52,34.76],[-114.49,34.75],[-114.43,34.64],[-114.42,34.64],[-114.42,34.63],[-114.42,34.63],[-114.42,34.6],[-114.42,34.6],[-114.41,34.58],[-114.39,34.57],[-114.38,34.56],[-114.38,34.54],[-114.38,34.54],[-114.37,34.5

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Starting with the tutorial straight from Facebook: https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/tutorial.html

• successfully installed with git clone https://github.com/reactjs/react-tutorial.git
• required npm install
• successfully started server running node server.js - viewing at localhost:3000
• my first Ah-ha is that React can essentially be used to consume a custom API and render components via React components. They are not DOM nodes, apparently - React components are their own thing.
• react-dom (ReactDOM) gives you DOM-specific methods, while react (react native) gives you React methods.
• nesting components is super awesome, and now starting to click how to pass data down the pipe with this.props
• linking a JSON data source to the components now. Apparently props are immutable, meaning that if we change one it won't change down the pipe. This means we use this.state, which can be updated by running this.setState() and passing in parameters based off the component's needs.
• cool

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• Maptime Socials
  • could be every other month or quarter? What about not affiliated to the meeting times
  • not on Wednesdays so we can get more people
  • Christy is willing to take this on
• Andrew is feeling burnt out, and that's healthy - now that there are three of us
  • who does what and when?

Monthly duties for organizers

• primary leader per month

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