Srinivas Rao-Mouw raorao

obj = (function() {
  currentValue = 7
  return {
    valueOf: function() { return currentValue = currentValue+2 }
  }
})()

(obj < 10) && (obj > 10) //true

bar foo

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	/ invalid
	%div
	%span
	%span
	%span{ \|
	"foo" => "bar", \|
	"baz" => 'quz' }

	/ valid
	%div

	Query = {}
	Query.new = function() {

	var queryAttributes = {
	filters: [],
	beginDate: null,
	endDate: null,
	attribute: null

	}

	// how I used to write sass!
	// -----------------------
	// its short, sure, but short doesn't necessarily mean simple. Its very difficult for me
	// to tell how a given element gets its styles -- element-1 is getting inherited styles
	// from its container, and then has two different explicit selectors. At scale,
	// its even harder to tell what overrides what, and file ordering begins to actually
	// matter. Whenever I see code like this now, I refactor it asap -- before
	// it gets too unwieldy and brittle to change.
	.container-element
	font: 15px verdana

	GroceryList.start
	GroceryList.next
	# nil
	GroceryList.add("a gallon of milk")
	# :ok
	GroceryList.next
	# "a gallon of milk"

	defmodule RequestCache do
	@moduledoc """
	Simple GenServer-based cache.
	"""
	use GenServer

	@type t :: %{cache: %{optional(cache_key) => cache_value}, interval: integer}
	@typep cache_key :: any
	@typep cache_value :: any

	defmodule RequestCache do
	@moduledoc """
	Simple ETS-based cache.
	"""
	use GenServer

	@type t :: %{ttl: integer, invalidators: %{}}
	@type cache_key :: any
	@type cache_value :: any

	<html>
	<body>
	<style>

	td {
	border: 1px solid black;
	width: 40px;
	height: 40px;
	}
	</style>