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- Rules are made to be broken. Know the standards, but do not treat them as absolutes.
The Standards:
- Get the name and signature right. Rich strongly respects Java's commitment to not break existing code. In practice, that means we can tweak the implementation forever, but once we publish a name and signature we need to stick with it. (In practice I think this means that we want many people to review the name and sig, even if they don't review the implementation details.)
- Use type hints for functions that are likely to be on critical code; otherwise keep code simple and hint-free.
- Only use type hints that matter. If you are not certain a type hint helps, don't add it.
- Use good names, and don't be afraid to collide with names in other namespaces. That's what the flexible namespace support is there for.
- OTOH, using the same name with a different signature or semantics begs the question as to whether one of them is less than ideal.
- Be explicit and minimalist about dependencies on other packages. (Prefer the :only option to use and require).
- Don't use a macro when a function can do the job. If a macro is important for ease-of-use, expose the function version as well.
- Open question: should there be a naming convention here? A lot of places use "foo" and "foo*" or "bar" and "bar-fn".)
- If you are sure you have all the information at compile time, use a macro where it would improve performance sensitive code. (The discussion on a macro for logging is instructive. We end up needing both versions because the information is only sometimes available at compile time.)
- Provide a library-level docstring.
- Provide automated tests with full branch coverage.
Unroll optional named arguments. Callers should not have to wrap optional named arguments in a map literal:
- Use '?' suffix for predicates.
- N.B. - predicates return booleans
- Use '_' for destructuring targets and formal arguments names whose value will be ignored by the code at hand.
- Include a docstring. Except: If your function is so self-explanatory that the docstring cannot do anything more than repeat the name and arglist, then do not include a docstring.
- Personally I would remove some of the docstrings already in place.)
- Will this hamper the HTML doc and other tools?
- Personally I would remove some of the docstrings already in place.)
- When in doubt, expose the performant version. Clojure goes to great lengths to enable performance when you need it, and lib should too. (That's why we don't have multimethod + in core, for instance.) Users can always create more polymorphic APIs on their own, hijacking symbols if they want to.
- If you take a good name that collides with core, make sure your semantics are parallel (possibly minus laziness). Good example of this is string functions that shadow core seq functions.
- Make liberal use of assert and pre- and post- conditions. This is not idiomatic today, but it should be going forward.
- Be lazy where possible.
- Follow clojure.core's example for idiomatic names like pred and coll.
- in fns
- f, g, h - function input
- n - integer input usually a size
- index - integer index
- x, y - numbers
- s - string input
- coll - a collection
- pred - a predicate closure
- & more - variadic input
- in macros
- expr - an expression
- body - a macro body
- binding - a macro binding vector
- in fns
- Do NOT follow idioms from clojure.core's preamble code. That code runs in a limited environment because Clojure is not bootstrapped yet.
- Decompose the pieces. If your name isn't Rich, don't write a form as long as, say, the definition of doseq.
Use keyword-first syntax to access properties on objects:
Use collection-first syntax to extract values from a collection (or use get if the collection might be nil).
Note that not all collections are keyed by keyword.
- Idiomatic code uses destructuring a lot. However, you should only destructure in the arg list if you want to communicate the substructure as part of the caller contract. Otherwise, destructure in a first-line let. Example: my snake code from the book fails this test, doing too much destructuring in arg lists.
- Prefer updating over setting. Many reasons: the unified update model provides a simple standard way to do this. Helps you discover commutative operations. Reduces the surface area of assumptions you are making about the object you are updating.
- Don't support operations on the wrong collection type. If your algorithm is only performant with random access, then require an arg that has random access.
- Use
*earmuffs*only for things intended for rebinding. Don't use a special notation for constants; everything is assumed a constant unless specified otherwise.
- Use the bang! only for things not safe in an STM transaction.
- Prefer sequence-library composition over explicit loop/recur.
- Rebindable vars should be paired with scoping macros, e.g.
- Lazy seqs should be exposed as functions that hold only the minimum state needed, a.k.a. "let go of your head." Let the caller decide how much local memory they want to use.
- Use Klass/staticField, (Klass/staticMethod), (Klass.) and (.method obj) interop styles with the only exception being in code-generating-code where the older (. obj method) style may be easier to produce.
- If you present an interface that implicitly passes a parameter via dynamic binding (e.g.
dbin sql), also provide an identical interface but with the parameter passed explicitly.
- When providing a default case for cond, use the keyword :else as a condition instead of true
- To access a private var (e.g. for testing), use the
- Protocols:
- One should only extend a protocol to a type if he owns either the type or the protocol.
- If one breaks the previous rule, he should be prepared to withdraw, should the implementor of either provide a definition
- If a protocol comes with Clojure itself, avoid extending it to types you don't own, especially e.g. java.lang.String and other core Java interfaces. Rest assured if a protocol should extend to it, it will, else lobby for it.
- The motive is, as stated by Rich Hickey, to prevent "people extend protocols to types for which they don't make sense, e.g. for which the protocol authors considered but rejected an implementation due to a semantic mismatch.". "No extension will be there (by design), and people without sufficient understanding/skills might fill the void with broken ideas."


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===== Making sure Orionode can launch npm =====
===== Making sure Orionode can launch npm =====
Orionode lets you use npm commands in the Orion shell to manage the dependencies of a project you're writing. To do this, the server makes a guess about the path where the
Orionode lets you use npm commands in the Orion shell to manage the dependencies of a project you're writing. To do this, the server makes a guess about the path where the internals are located on your computer. If you installed a recent version of Node.js, npm should be installed automatically and the guess should work. If you installed npm separately, this guess may be wrong. If you see an error message server or when you npm in the shell, you have to specify the path to npm-cli.js yourself:
#In the server directory, open the orion.conf file.
#In the server directory, open the orion.conf file. npm_path default its value is empty.
# the npm-cli.js.
the path an absolute pathor a path relative to your node executable.
#server. If you do not see any npmthe console, your npm path is set properly.
== Server command line arguments ==
== Server command line arguments ==
Revision as of 13:38, 8 February 2013
Orionode is a minimal, single-user server deployment of Orion used for Node development with Orion's editing environment.
- 1 Features
- 2 Requirements
- 3 Getting Orionode and starting it
- 4 Server command line arguments
- 5 Developing a node.js application
- 6 Debugging a node.js application
- 7 Concatenation and Minification
- 8 Other ways of using Orionode
- 9 Unit tests
- 10 Security Concerns
- 11 Known Issues
- Basic Navigator operations (Create file/folder, delete file/folder, copy/move/rename a file)
- Basic Editor operations (Edit file, save file, ETags)
- Plugin operations (Install/uninstall plugins)
- Shell command for launching a node app (type
help nodein the Shell page to find out more)
- Shell command for supporting npm. (works the same as the usual
npmconsole command).
- Gzip on server traffic to reduce download times
- Concatenation and Minification of pages (requires a manual step)
- Client caching for static HTML+JS content (cache time: 2 hours)
- Node.js and npm.
- A modern web browser with Web Socket support (for example: Firefox 15, Chrome 22, Internet Explorer 10, Safari 6).
Getting Orionode and starting it
You can obtain Orionode through npm (the easiest way) or by checking out its source repo and running it.
Installing with npm
To install Orion with the Node Package Manager (npm), simply run the following command from the shell:
- Run this command from a shell:
npm install orion
This should install Orionode into a node_modules subdirectory of your working directory.
- If you're not interested in developing the Orionode server, add the
--productionflag for a slightly smaller download.
- If you're not interested in developing the Orionode server, add the
Installing from source
- Get the Orion source. You only need to get the client source.
- Open a command shell and change directory to org.eclipse.orion.client/modules/orionode.
- Run the
npm installcommand to automatically download Orionode's dependencies.
- If you're not interested in developing the server, you can instead run
npm install --production, which omits the dev-time dependencies for a smaller download.
- If you're not interested in developing the server, you can instead run
Starting and stopping the server
- Launch Orion by running:
npm start orion
- If you need to pass command line arguments to the server, run the server.js file directly:
node node_modules/orion/server.js [arguments]
- If you need to pass command line arguments to the server, run the server.js file directly:
- Go to http://localhost:8081 (or whatever port you provided in the server arguments) in your web browser to start using Orionode.
- Stop the server by sending a kill signal from the console (typically Ctrl+C)
Other recommended steps
These are not strictly necessary to run the server, but recommended anyway.
- Create a one-line "password.txt" file containing a secret password.
- Launch the Orionode server with the
-password password.txtargument.
You can also provide a password in an
orion.conf file by including a line like:
Making sure Orionode can launch npm
Orionode lets you use
npm commands in the Orion shell to manage the dependencies of a project you're writing. To do this, the server makes a guess about the path where the npm internals are located on your computer. If you installed a recent version of Node.js, npm should be installed automatically and the guess should work. If you installed npm separately, this guess may be wrong. If you see an error message when launching the server or when you try to run npm commands in the Orion shell, it means you have to specify the path to
npm-cli.js yourself:
- Find out where npm lives on your computer (npm must be in your PATH environment variable for this to work). From a command shell, run:
- On Windows:
where npm
- On Mac OS/Linux:
which npm
- The returned path will be a shell script (or a symbolic link to a script) that launches
npm-cli.js. The path to
npm-cli.jsis what we need. Open up the script in a text editor, and copy the path of
- On Windows:
- In the server directory, open the
orion.conffile. You'll find a
npm_pathoption (by default its value is empty).
- Set the value of
npm_pathoption equal to the path to
- You can provide the path as an absolute path, or a path relative to your node executable.
- Start or restart the server. If you do not see any "npm" errors printed to the console, your npm path is set properly.
Server command line arguments
All these arguments are optional.
- The port that the Orion server will listen on. Defaults to 8081.
- Path to a file containing a password. If provided, Orionode will enforce HTTP Basic Authentication with the password (the auth 'User' field is ignored -- Orionode only verifies the password). Use caution: if you don't provide a password file, no authentication is used (so anyone request can read and write your files!).
- The target directory for reading and writing files. Will be created if it doesn't exist. Defaults to a subdirectory named .workspace in the repository folder.
- Starts the server in development mode. In this mode, some client-side code is not cached by the browser, to ease development.
- Logs each request served to standard output.
Developing a node.js application
Now in the browser you can start to develop your node.js applications. Orionode uses largely the UI you're accustomed to from Orion. (Refer to Orion user guide for basic instructions). Please note that the Sites and Git pages are not available in Orionode. Here is a typical workflow:
- Use the Navigator and Edit pages to create and edit your folders and node applications.
- Go to the Shell page.
cdto the folder where your application lives.
- Use
npm installto install your dependency packages if needed. You can use basically all the npm arguments here.
- Use
node start yourApp.jsto start your application.
- Use
node listto monitor all the applications you've started and still running.
- Use
node stop PIDto stop an application if you want to force it to stop.
Debugging a node.js application
You can use Orionode to debug your node.js application. If you have existing node.js applications, make sure the code is under a subfolder of the workspace (path provided by the -w option when you start Orionnode). This will give you easy access to your node.js apps from within Orionode. You can also create a new node.js application in your workspace.
- After Orionode starts, open the shell page and use help to see what commands are available.
cdto the folder where your application lives.
- Use
node debug yourApp.js givenPortto start your app in debug mode. You can start multiple apps in debug mode by repeating this step.
- In the return value of the
node debugcommand, you will see a "debugURL" string.
- Copy and paste the debug URL into a webkit browser (e.g., Chrome, Safari) and start debugging. The URL normally looks something like:
Concatenation and Minification
By default the pages served up by Orionode are not concatenated or minified, so they will load rather slowly. You can mitigate this by running the client-side build. To do this, just run
build.js, found in the
org.eclipse.orion.client/modules/orionode/build directory:
node ./build/build.js
Clear your browser cache. The next time you load Orionode, it should be much faster.
Other ways of using Orionode
You can use Orionode as a file server, to access your local files from http://www.orionhub.org/ (or any other Orion installation). All you need is Orionode and a publicly-accessible URL pointing to your local Orionode server.
- Visit this page on your Orionode server (the hostname will differ from this example) and copy its URL:http://yourOrionNodeServer:8081/plugins/fileClientPlugin.html
- Log in to Orionhub.
- Click the user menu in the top right-hand corner of the page, then click Settings.
- Select the Plugins category, click Install, paste in the URL, click Submit.
- Return to the Navigator page. Your Orionode files should appear as a new filesystem in the left-hand sidebar.
Unit tests
Our unit tests are written against the Mocha test framework.
Running the tests
From the
org.eclipse.orion.client/modules/orionode directory, just run the command:
npm test
This will invoke Mocha and produce console output showing which tests passed and failed.
If you want to pass custom arguments to Mocha, you'll need to invoke it explicitly like this:
./node_modules/mocha/bin/mocha [debug] [options] [files]
To make this easier, you can install Mocha as a global npm package (
npm install mocha -g), and then invoke it as simply
mocha from a command shell.
Writing more tests
When you're prototyping a new feature, writing unit tests for it is always a good idea. Here's how to write a test:
- Create a new file
my_tests.jsin the
- Write your tests in the file. Here are two resources to help you get started:
- Mocha reference: the general structure of a test.
- Superagent reference: how to write concise assertions for testing HTTP.
- Run the tests.
- You don't have to register your new tests with the framework; it will discover anything in the
test/directory automatically.
- You don't have to register your new tests with the framework; it will discover anything in the
Helper data or classes should go in
Security Concerns
No security is guaranteed or even implied at this moment. Always run Orionode with the
-pwd flag to prevent unauthorized access to your files.
Known Issues
- See the list of open bugs.
- There is no way to provide standard input to a running Node.js app.
- No source control integration yet. E.g.: Git support.


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But the conversation returned time and time again to the divisive issue of gun laws.
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The 2012-2013 winter season is fast approaching. Are you ready for it? Well we are, and to help you get ready we put together a list of killer snowboard events that's happening this season. No matter where you are in the world, there's a sick event to go to. Check out the gallery to see the awesome action from last year. And if you see us at any of these, don't be shy, say what's up!
2012-2013 Snowboard EVENTS
2012 Beijing Air and Style: Birds Nest Stadium. Beijing, China. November 29-December 1st.
Winter Dew Tour, Breckenridge Resort. Breckenridge, CO. December 13-16
2012 Dirksen Derby. Mt. Bachelor. Bend, OR. December 14-16
2012 US Grand Prix, Park City Mountain Resort. Park City, UT. December 17-22
2013 TransWorld Trans Am. Waterville Valley, NH. January 5th
2013 O'Neill Evoloution, Davos, Switzerland. Jan 7-13
2013 TransWorld Trans Am. Mountain Creek, NJ. January 12
2013 TransWorld Trans Am. Seven Springs, PA. January 19
2013 Winter X Games. Buttermilk. Aspen, CO. Jan 24-27
2013 TransWorld Trans Am. Powder Ridge, MN. Jan 26
2013 Billabong Air and Style, Innsburk, Austria Jan 31- Feb 2
2013 TransWorld Trans Am. Seven Springs, PA. January 19
2013 TransWorld riders poll, Denver, CO. Feb-1
2013 Burton European Open. Laax Switzerland. Feb 4-9
2013 TransWorld Trans Am. Keystone, CO. Feb 9
2013 Supernatural. Red Bull Ultra Natural Baldface Lodge. Date: Feb 14-21
2013 Baker Banked Slalom. Mt. Baker, Wa. Date: TBA
2013 TransWorld Trans AM. Mt Bachelor, OR Feb 23
2013 Burton US Open. Vail. Vail, CO. Feb 25-March 2
2013 TransWorld Trans Am Bear Mountain, CA March 2
2013 Arctic Challenge. Oslo, Norway. March 6-9
2013 TransWorld Trans Am. Northstar, CA. March 9
2013 TransWorld Trans Am Finals. Park City, Ut. March 16
2013 Euro X Games. Tignes, France. March 20-22
2013 Tailgate Alaska. Valdez Alaska. March 29-April 7
2013 USASA Nationals. Copper, CO. March 30-April 4th
2013 World Freeride Championships, Valdez Alaska. April 1-2
2013 Shakedown, Quebec, Canada. Date: TBA


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Date: August 30, 2018
Time: 12:30 PM - 3:30 PM EDT
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Featuring the finest ACBL certified directors; J.R. Sanford, T.J. Singer and Fred Nislow. ACBL Sanctioned. No RSVP needed, but call if you need a partner. Coffee, tea, and snacks provided.
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Carpet One Participates in Tunnel to Towers 5K in NYC
Carpet One Floor & Home associates and members participated in the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation Annual T2T 5K Run & Walk in New York City on September 28th. The event honors the sacrifice of Firefighter Stephen Siller who laid down his life to save others on September 11, 2001. The Tunnel to Towers foundation supports our first responders and our military through the Building for America's Bravest organization. This organization builds Smart Homes for our most catastrophically injured veterans.
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In preparation for the 5K, Carpet One Floor & Home associates trained together and worked to exceed their initial goal of raising $30,000 to help build these much needed and much deserved Smart Homes. At the time of the 5K, the team had raised $48,400.
Carpet One team members Ashley & Amanda with some of the fire fighters who ran the 5K in all their gear.
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