Canada

It's well known that we have different conventions for programming in Canada. This gem attempts to make life easier for Canadian Rubyists by integrating these conventions into the Ruby language:

>> require 'canada'
=> true
>> [].empty_eh
=> true
>> [1,2,3].empty_eh
=> false
>> [].respond_to_eh?(:empty_eh?)
=> true
>> aboot Object.new
=> "#<Object:0x007f802b8b92c0>"
>> raise "something went wrong..."
RuntimeError: I'm sorry, but something went wrong...
  from (irb):6
  from /Users/godfrey/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.0.0-p195/bin/irb:16:in `<main>'

Cool, eh?

Production Ready™, eh?

Yes. Proof:

What aboot performance?

We hand-tuned the gem's performance to keep it in line with everything else in Canada.

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'canada'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install canada

Note: This gem requires Ruby 2.0.0 or higher.

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create…

FizzBuzzEnterpriseEdition

Enterprise software marks a special high-grade class of software that makes careful use of relevant software architecture design principles to build particularly customizable and extensible solutions to real problems. This project is an example of how the popular FizzBuzz game might be built were it subject to the high quality standards of enterprise software.

FizzBuzz

FizzBuzz is a game that has gained in popularity as a programming assignment to weed out non-programmers during job interviews. The object of the assignment is less about solving it correctly according to the below rules and more about showing the programmer understands basic, necessary tools such as if-/else-statements and loops. The rules of FizzBuzz are as follows:

For numbers 1 through 100,

• if the number is divisible by 3 print Fizz;
• if the number is divisible by 5 print Buzz;
• if the number is divisible by 3 and 5 (15)…

QuineDB

QuineDB is a quine that is also a key/value store.

If your database can't print its own source code can you really trust it?

Getting Started

QuineDB consists of the quinedb script in this repository. It is written in Bash and requires Bash 4.

When you run it, the (possibly modified) source code of quinedb is printed to STDOUT, and the results of the specific command run are printed to STDERR. Therefore, each time you run a write operation you must redirect STDOUT to an appropriate place. For consistency we recommend doing this for all operations. However this can be very tedious to do directly, so a bash function such as the following can be helpful, and the examples that follow will make use of it:

qdb () {
  ./quinedb "$@" > qdb.out 2> qdb.err || return "$?"
  cat qdb.out > quinedb
  cat

Anime-Girls-Holding-Programming-Books

Anime Girls Holding Programming Books

Contribution Guide Lines

• Images must have descriptive file names in the following format:

  File_Names_Are_Cool.png

• Add your images to the folder that best describes the subject mater of the book that the girl is holding. If no existing folder applies create a new one.

No nudity (I really don't want to get banned)

Special thanks to @casdr for the logo

is-thirteen

An npm package to check if a number is equal to 13.

Installation

npm --save i is-thirteen

or

yarn add is-thirteen

Usage

const isThirteen = require('is-thirteen')
// PLEAS READ THE SOURCE CODE BECAuse we moved fast and broke things
i̶s̶T̶h̶i̶r̶t̶e̶e̶n̶(̶2̶5̶)̶;̶ ̶/̶/̶ ̶f̶a̶l̶s̶e̶
i̶s̶T̶h̶i̶r̶t̶e̶e̶n̶(̶1̶3̶)̶;̶ ̶/̶/̶ ̶t̶r̶u̶e̶

const is = require('is-thirteen')
// Now with elegant syntax.
is(13).thirteen(); // true
is(12.8).roughly.thirteen(); // true
is(6).within(10).of.thirteen(); // true
is(2003).yearOfBirth(); // true

// check your math skillz
is(4).plus(5).thirteen();      // false
is

Vanilla JS

Vous êtes français ? Le README derrière ce lien vous sera peut-être plus agréable.

Overview

Vanilla JS is a fast, lightweight, cross-platform tool for building incredible, powerful JavaScript applications.

Use in Development

Just put the following code:

<!-- <script src="path/to/vanilla.js"></script> -->

Use in Production

The much faster method:

Summary

• Overview
  • Use in Development
  • Use in Production
• Summary
• Speed Comparison
  • Retrieve DOM element by ID
  • Retrieve 10 DOM elements by tag name
  • Vanilla JS vs jQuery
    • Retrieve 10 DOM elements by class name
    • Retrieve DOM element with <#id> .inner span selector
    • Retrieve 10 DOM elements with <.className> .inner span selector
  • Vanilla JS Selector Performances
• From jQuery to Vanilla JS
  • .Selector #Dom
    • #id
    • .classname #id tagname
    • [.classname #id tagname]
    • [.classname]
    • [name]
    • [tagname]
    • Inverted Loop
  • AJAX
    • GET
    • JSON
    • POST
    • Request / Response
  • ATTRIBUTS
    • Add Class
    • Get Attribute
    • Get Data
    • Get Value
    • Has Class
    • Remove Attribute
    • Remove Class
    • Remove Data
    • Set Attribute
    • …

GLWTPL (Good Luck With That Public License)

If you have that feeling about your code...

When I wrote this, only God and I understood what I was doing
Now, only God knows

...think no further and include this LICENSE to your project!

And, wish a very Good Luck to your future self, or a fellow human being or an alien or an AI bot (who can code and will destroy human race) - literally anyone who will dare to dive into your project.

It has a NSFW version too. Cheers!

Possible Use Cases

• You wrote some code but not quite proud of it, yet want to release it.
• You want to make free your code in the wild and want no responsibility for it.
• "Whatever done is done", and you don't have time/intention to fix, modify or improve your code any further
• Built an awesome project in a Hackathon/Code-competition? Want…