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Notes and Things

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Tuesday September 30, 2014

To Do Today: 

Work on the menu stuff for mange

email blake about intro to matt hunter

figure out what time i'm supposed to meet tim

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This is strangely beautiful for some reason.

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If you use Coda 2 you should really check this out!! It's really dope!

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guide for the node Mongoose module

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Simple guide to get your first application up and running on the Modulus Platform. Deploy using the web interface or our command line tool.

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CSS3 Matrix Transform Explained

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The all new Google Maps was made openly available to the public back in July, but it's still a preview of what the final product will be and therefore lacks a

Awesome Tutorial on Using Google Maps Engine Lite to embed a map in html

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WARNING—

Movement of your mouse may cause the cursor to act as a planchette

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A famous talk given by Richard Hamming

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JavaScript: Comma Operator

While parsing some MyJam code I came across an if statement that had multiple expressions within the condition something like this:

if(expression1, expression2) { //do something }

According to this StackOverflow article:

The comma operator executes both expressions, but only the second expression is used as the true/false outcome of the condition. This can be useful if you want to execute something when the condition is being evaluated. For instance, you could do the following:

if ( doSomething( ), checkIfSomethingHappened())

this allows you to execute the function doSomething() and then check the result using the function checkIfsomethingHappened()

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How to access a Google service using the JavaScript client library

Taken from here.

To interact with a Google service using the JavaScript client library, your code must do the following:

Load the JavaScript client library.

Set the access credentials.

Load the API for the service you want to work with.

Initialize an object that encapsulates the request you want to make.

Execute the request object.

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Here is a getting started guide for developing with google APIs JavaScript client library

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JavaScript Object Notation