patrickml

START CAPTURE 0 undefined took NaN
| (#1) Profiling: ProjectContext prepareProjectForBuild
   START 1 preparing project
     START 2 reading project metadata
     DONE 2 reading project metadata took 9
     START CAPTURE 2 undefined took NaN
       START 3 scanning local packages
         START 4 looking for packages
         DONE 4 looking for packages took 13
         START 4 initializing packages

patrickml

Breath

So you are taking on the adventure of creating your first real hackathon experiment, a blood pressure monitor. You have decided to use Meteor JS for you're contribution to the system, the web ui, great choice! I know you will do well. Here are some quick tips and thoughts in order to help bring your blood pressure down. Nothing in this tip list is rock solid, meaning you don't need to follow every bit down to the end. You can write your application how ever you want, just breath, think about what your objective is and let the code flow.

patrickml

const ProxyStore = (values={}, options={}) => new Proxy(
    {
        __registry: {},
        subscribe: function(key, fn) {
            this.__registry[key] = [...(this.__registry[key] || []), fn];
        },
        unsubscribe: function(key, fn) {
            this.__registry[key] = this.__registry[key].filter(fn);
        },
        ...values,

patrickml

/**
Problem Statement

Javascript does not have a built in function that removes objects {} from an array with negitive conditions i.e. !=
*/

/* Example of problem */

const myArray = [ { a: 'b', 'b': 'c' }, { a: 'b', 'b': 'd' }];
const filter = { a: 'b', b: 'c'}