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var fs = require('fs');
var path = require('path');
var url = require('url');

module.exports = function(directory, blacklist) {
  if( directory === undefined ) {
    throw new Error('You need to pass a location to work with');
  }

  blacklist = blacklist || [];

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var logStream = {
  write: function(msg){
    // strip duplicate newlines from the end of Express log messages
    msg = msg.substr(0, msg.length - 1);
    winston.info(msg);
  }
};

app.use(express.logger({ stream: logStream, format: 'dev' }));

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16:38 Laybunz: Is there a way to get the name of a function on a Backbone view?
16:39 Laybunz: When I log out the function object itself in the console, it prints this: "function (){return n.apply(t,r.concat(o.call(arguments)))}"
16:39 Laybunz: Which is obviously a nameless anonymous function
16:55 scorchedwings: Laybunz - you're just doing a  console.log(function_name)  ? Can you use dev tools to look at the stack or set a breakpoint?
16:55 Laybunz: I'm hoping to have an array of filter or sort functions that a list is passed through
16:56 Laybunz: And I'd like to remove them by name programmatically, as well
16:56 Laybunz: Does that make sense?
16:57 scorchedwings: Laybunz - have you looked at the documentation for underscorejs? there are lots of methods there that are perfect for that.
16:58 Laybunz: I am using Underscore to actually execute the array of filter functions, and it works perfectly
16:59 Laybunz: Maybe there's another way to go about this, but in pseudocode I'd like to do something like this

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/*
 * Less Middleware
 *
 * Captures requests for your production css and serves a compiled less bundle
 * in its place. Less parser is pretty quick, no noticeable load times when
 * parsing bootstrap & custom less on every request. Errors are printed to the
 * console.
 *
 * Meant to be mounted to your css directory, eg:
 *

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{

  var hasAnyone = "ever seen someone write";
  
  function wtf(){
    return "code in blocks like this?";
  }
  
  console.log( hasAnyone + wtf() );

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New Features

• Collection#update

• Collection#clone

• once

• Event Maps

• History.extend

• History outside of the browser

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A Long Time Coming: Backbone 1.0

By far the biggest release, Backbone 1.0 packs in a veritable menagerie of features, bug fixes and enhancements with a few breaking changes along the way. This is a brief overview of the release with tips on what to watch out for when upgrading from 0.9.2.

New Features

• Collection#update

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#!upstart
description "node server"

start on (local-filesystems and net-device-up IFACE=eth0)
stop on shutdown

script
  export HOME="/home/sam"
  exec sudo -u sam -i NODE_ENV=production /home/sam/local/node/bin/node /home/sam/dev/repos/wookiehangover.com/forever.js >> /var/log/node-server.log 2>&1
end script

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Model = function(){
  this.events = $({});
  this.attributes = {};
};

Model.prototype.set = function( key, value ){
    var self = this;
    var events = [];

    var cached_attributes = _.extend( {}, this.attributes );

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/*global module:false*/
module.exports = function(grunt) {

  // Project configuration.
  grunt.initConfig({
    pkg: '<json:package.json>',


    lint: {
      files: [