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Click the stock (on the upper left) to turn over cards onto the waste pile. Drag cards to move them between the waste pile, the seven tableau columns (at the bottom), and the four foundations. You can also double-click cards instead of dragging them to a foundation.
Goal. The goal is to move all cards to the eight foundations at the top.. Turning and Moving. Drag cards to move them between the ten tableau columns at the bottom.. Click the stock (on the upper left) to deal a new card onto each tableau column.. When thirteen cards of the same suit from King all the way to Ace are together on a tableau column, they are automatically moved to the foundations.
For example, say you change firstName on your model, then the firstName attributes on your controller and view class are updated (because they are “bound” to model.firstName), and the fullName helper attribute on your view class gets recalculated as well, because it in turn is “bound” to view.firstName.
My plan is to hit 100k daily visitors by the end of 2015. Getting there will require some SEO work, both on the main keyword (“solitaire”) and long tail for niche keywords and i18n. A/B Testing. I also want to learn A/B testing, in parallel to the SEO work. A/B testing requires many data points to yield statistically significant results.
Jo Liss writes about building software, with Ember and Rails in particular. Jo is an entrepreneur and runs a solitaire site. @jo_liss; atom_feed.xml; joliss42@gmail.com; Popular Posts. Broccoli: First Beta Release; Getting Started With Konacha: JavaScript Testing on Rails; Capybara (and Selenium) with RSpec & Rails 3: quick tutorial
Jo Liss writes about building software, with Ember and Rails in particular. Jo is an entrepreneur and runs a solitaire site. @jo_liss; atom_feed.xml; joliss42@gmail.com; Popular Posts. Broccoli: First Beta Release; Getting Started With Konacha: JavaScript Testing on Rails; Capybara (and Selenium) with RSpec & Rails 3: quick tutorial
Libsass is a C++ re-implementation of the Ruby-based Sass compiler. It’s an order of magnitude faster than Ruby Sass, but hasn’t seen as much adoption yet.. I recently asked Aaron Leung, the current maintainer, about the state of libsass.He kindly agreed to let me publish his response, rendered below. Shout-out to his employer Moovweb, who, Aaron lets me know, have been paying him to work ...
Oftentimes gem authors simply dump .js files into their repository, sometimes even concatenated build products. It’s a simple solution, and with tools like Vendorer it doesn’t have to turn into a maintenance headache.
10:45 am: Too much reading, let’s just decide and keep moving! “rails new solitaire” (it’s 100% static, but I need Rails’s asset handling with Sprockets), drop in yui-reset. Make controller, route root to play#index. 11:10 am: Alright, let’s code up a data model (no ORM, just JS classes). Cards first.