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  Functions containing no free/unbound variables are called pure functions.
  Functions containing one or more free variables are called closures.
 
  Adapted from the quick exercise in https://leanpub.com/javascript-allonge/read#closures
  In turn, this is adapted from https://gist.github.com/zealoushacker/8091614
 
  If pure functions can contain closures, can a closure contain a pure function? 
  Attempt to compose a closure that contains a pure function.
  

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##Goals 01/07/2014

###git and github

• Understand the purpose of version control systems
• Learn how to manage files/projects with git and github
• Understand git branching
• Understand how to collaborate with others

###file i/o, arrays, hashes

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Mapping problems into computational framework

Making the computer do what you want it to do

Let's take an example of a body wash bottle's instructions

Instructions for using Aveeno active naturals body wash:

• Squeeze onto a wet pouf or washcloth
• Work into a rich creamy lather

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iBeacon

Region Monitoring

Same Core Location APIs as geofences

Beacon regions

Passbook relevance

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#Key Notes from Hidden iOS 7 Development Gems

##Xcode

###Method completion (class implementation)

Type the first few characters of a method, without the return type to get the list of method signatures. This is awesome, because only the methods that make sense for this class implemetation will be listed!

####Except, with IBAction methods For IBAaction methods, start typing the first few characters of (IBAction)selector...

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#Key Notes from iOS7 Tech Talks Videos - Architecting Modern Apps, Part 1

A few additional more detailed talks are available at WWDC Videos

##iBeacon

• Location sensitive bluetooth
• Any existing device with iOS7 can enable iBeacon and be an iBeacon itself!
• Note: Watch What's New in Core Location
• Also, watch What's New in Passbook
• iBeacon and Passbook have some interesting integrations

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/*
  Functions containing no free/unbound variables are called pure functions.
  Functions containing one or more free variables are called closures.

  Adapted from the quick exercise in https://leanpub.com/javascript-allonge/read#closures

  If pure functions can contain closures, can a closure contain a pure function? 
  Attempt to compose a closure that contains a pure function.
  
  Many thanks to @raganwald!

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If you are on a mac, please follow these instructions to get your sublime link set up appropriately.

Run this command if you have sublime text 2:

echo "alias subl='/Applications/Sublime\ Text\ 2.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl'" >> ~/.bash_profile

Or, if you have sublime text 3, run this command:

echo "alias subl='/Applications/Sublime\ Text\ 3.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl'" >> ~/.bash_profile

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{
    "status": "Payment Required",
    "category_code": "card-declined",
    "additional": "Generic decline - No other information is being provided by the issuer.",
    "status_code": 402,
    "category_type": "banking",
    "extras": {},
    "request_id": "OHMf496075c292211e2ad35026ba7d31e6f",
    "description": "R530: Do Not Honor. Your request id is OHMf496075c292211e2ad35026ba7d31e6f."
}

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HTML colors are broken into 3 components:

R: Red
G: Green
B: Blue

These 3 components may be represented in hexadecimal. 
A hexadecimal representation of the 3 components is called a triplet, or group of 3 numbers.

          R G B    R     G     B