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#!/usr/bin/env node
var app = require('../watch');

var static_dir = '.';

if (process.argv.length > 2) {
    static_dir = process.argv[2];
}

app.init(static_dir);

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> npm install . -g
#check to see if everything is working
> watchjs
Starting server on... #great

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$BV.configure("global", {
   ... old stuff ...,
   onEvent: function(json) {
      if (json.bvProduct === "Stories" && eType === "Read") {
           //your resize function for SY
      } else if (json.bvProduct === "RatingsAndReview" && eType === "Read") {
           // your resize function for RR
      }
   }

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require 'rubygems'
require 'sinatra'
require 'json'

mime_type :manifest, 'text/cache-manifest'

get '/*.*' do
  #content_type :manifest
  send_file('./' + params[:splat].join('.'))
end

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/*
Javascript is an incredibly fun and (relatively) easy language.  It's also
really easy to do badly... in some ways js is out to get you, so if you're
ready for it, you can avoid the pitfalls and have a great time.

Ideally this talk gets you thinking of Javascript as the unique,
quasi-dangerous little beast that is.  If you respect the ways in which it
is your enemy, it will become one of your best friends.

This presentation isn't intended to teach javascript (though you'll probably

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    /* Director's routes config

      routes that have segments that start with colons, 
      like /lists/:listType, will pass in the variable to
      the callback.
    */

    var routes = {
      '/app': function() {
        ;

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    App.stateManager = Ember.StateManager.create({

      //Swap state within this element
      rootElement: "#appRoot",

      //Simple State
      overview: Ember.ViewState.create({
          view: App.Overview
      }),

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/*
Equality operators:  ===, !==  vs.  ==, !=

The second set are the 'evil twins'.  They attempt to coerce values,
but do a real crap job of it.

Evidence:
 */

'' == 0    // true

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// $.fn.live misuse
(function() {

// cache all elements that match this selector *as they exist on the page right now*

// let's say this is empty at this point in time
var $posts = $(".posts");

// set up a click listener. this is totally valid with $.fn.live, 
// any new ".posts" that get added to the DOM will automatically respond to this 

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   modules: [{
       name: "foo/bar/bop",
       override: {
           pragmas: {
               out: "bop-build.js"
           }
       }
   }, {
       name: "other",
       override: {