Kristian Mandrup
Kristian Mandrup
Yes, exactly. I'd like to use this to add support for loading relative to a base path passed in options.
For Rails 3, I substituted searchlogic for meta_where. No problemo! Dunno about Rails 2.3.x.
Listen guys, I've developed dozens of app generators for starting project like you are trying to do. The best option is to have a generator to create a minimal baseline...
Found you through [this article](https://medium.com/@ConsenSys/a-101-noob-intro-to-programming-smart-contracts-on-ethereum-695d15c1dab4#.76a2vudfz) I definitely recommend using async/await for async prog. Say goodbye to ES5 :)
Would love to get some input on this as well :) Any progress @johntom?
Can you add custom launch details? ```js const launchDetails = { id: 1, text: "A sample toast", sound: true, trigger: { in: 5, unit: "second" }, foreground: true, //this seems...
I guess I could use ```ts /** * Sets a callback for a specific event * @param eventName {string} The name of the event. Available events: schedule, trigger, click, update,...
Why call it `@sample`? why not sth like `@itemCount` or `@items`? Otherwise looks neat :)
I sure will ;) I already updated dependencies in my fork... just forgot to add the `:require`