Kaloyan Kosev superKalo

I decided to open-source my development goals for the upcoming year(s). Here are my reasons why:

Accountability. When I bring other people in my goal picture - my overall involvement is considerably higher

Clarity. When I tell the world about some of my goals - I modify them. I take something from a discussion, something from another one, until my goal emerges in a new form - a much clearer one.

Progress Measurement. Sharing my goals makes the progress measurement easier. Sometimes I use my friends as guides or supervisors. This helps me achieve more.

Motivation. When I tell people about my goal something interesting happens. The mere facts that I tell to somebody else, acts like an incentive to me. It's not about accountability, but about being pumped up and ready to act. > 5. Connection. Sharing my goals with like-minded people helps me grow my social circle. Goals aside, the mere fact that you take the time to share something, to give details, to bring upd

Define an API Abstraction

Define an API module, that does the actual AJAX requests:

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	// You'll find that many jQuery plugins follow this same pattern
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	* GIT DEPLOYMENT SCRIPT
	*
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