Peter Saxton CrowdHailer

Contract Killer

	- postgreSQL database example. just create action limit to 5 heroku clear db testing
	- form object Money Gem or
	- Presenter object, geokit and googlemaps
	- Flash, flash now
	- Error Handling
	- views
	- sass scut pure
	- Crud two - heroku -datetime category form for
	- Mailer
	- Service objects

	<script>
	var i = 0
	var deviceOrientationData

	window.addEventListener('deviceorientation', function( event ) {
	deviceOrientationData = event;
	i = i + 1
	}, false);

	function AddCount() {

	class CreatePost
	# An interactor to create a post.

	# Initialize with a request object that implements the request interface for this interactor.
	def initialize(request)
	RequestInterface.required_on! request
	@user = {:title => request.title}
	end

	def result

	# Using the erlang mechanism of tuple modules it is possible to create a "stateful module".
	# This concept of a stateful module is discussed in "Programming erlang" Second edition.


	defmodule User do
	defstruct name: nil, admin: false, internal: "kinda private"

	def new(name, options \\ []) do
	dependencies = struct(%__MODULE__{name: name}, options)
	{__MODULE__, dependencies}

	# This module represents a behaviour and when used picks from the Application configuration which implementation will be used

	defmodule Clock do
	@callback now() :: Integer.t

	defmacro __using__([]) do
	module = Application.get_env(:my_app, :Clock)
	quote do
	alias unquote(module), as: Clock
	end

	// Turns out this was not too difficult.
	// By using the event loop as a global mail box ordering is even guaranteed for messages between only two actors.
	// TODO would like to try and put one actor in a web worker to get some real parallism
	// TODO would like to handle errors and have the concept of a deceased actor while a reference to an actor still exists. Probably involves creating an actor system like in Scala. Eurgh.

	var actor = {
	send: function(message) {
	var self = this;
	console.log("sending to:", self);
	setTimeout(function(){