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Arrays Sugar begins by fixing broken support for standard Javascript 1.6 array methods, such as indexOf, forEach, reduce, etc. These methods are also enhanced to accept arguments that browser native methods won't, such as nested objects, iterating functions, regexes, or strings that provide a shortcut to an iterating function.
Rails Tutorial for Devise with Mongoid
by Daniel Kehoe Last updated 19 August 2012 Ruby on Rails tutorial showing how to create a Rails 3.2 application using Devise with Mongoid.
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You may have read "10 Scala One Liners to Impress Your Friends" at Marcus Kazmierczak's blog recently featured on HN. Although I don't know Scala (or Java), it all looks quite nice, so I decided to impress my friends too - folks go from Java to Scala, we go from Javascript to CoffeeScript. Assume node.js as the environment for all examples. 1. Multiply each item in a list by 2 Marcus starts by showing off the map function.
Rails Tutorial for OmniAuth with Mongoid
by Daniel Kehoe Last updated 23 November 2012 Ruby on Rails tutorial showing how to create a Rails 3.2 application using OmniAuth with Mongoid. OmniAuth gives you ready-made authentication using a service provider such as Twitter or Facebook. Mongoid gives access to a MongoDB datastore for quick development without schemas or migrations. This tutorial also gives you the option of using Haml, RSpec and Cucumber, showing how to integrate each option.
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