Use the toplevel makefile. Have a look at the targets.

There also a staticfetcher called by the Makefile that allows pulling in external resources (e.g. jQuery). They are defined in statics.py. Don't add the fetched files to Git!

Let's do code review: Make sure every commit is reviewed by somebody else shortly after.

Make sure you know how to write unit tests in Mocha. Commit the tests along with the code

• Jasmine for testing. Especially Matchers and Suites and Specs
• CoffeeScript and js2coffee
• git ready
• Raphael
• knockout for everything outside the canvas. Work through the tutorial

• install [homebrew] (https://github.com/mxcl/homebrew)
• run brew install node to install node.js
• run curl http://npmjs.org/install.sh | sh
• run npm install -g coffee-script to install coffeescript (no -g if don't want global)
• run npm install -g stylus to install stylus
• run npm install -g vogue to install vogue
• run npm install -g mongoose to install mongoose
• run npm install -g mocha to install mocha for js testing
• run brew install wget to ensure the make file can download the libraries
• run make inside the project root to install all the library files

• Download [sublime] (http://www.sublimetext.com/2)
• Add Package manager
  • Visit package manager and copy the huge chunk of text
  • Press ctrl+(the plus/minus key thignn top left of keyboard), copy in the chunk and press enter
• Now install coffeescript package
  • cmd+shift+p
  • type install, enter
  • start typing coffeescript, enter
• Install git package
  • Same as Coffeescript but typing git
• Optional: Allow output to Sublime console on build

  • Create CoffeScript.sublime-build file in ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 2/Packages/User/

  • Add this to the file:

    	 {
    	 "cmd": ["coffee", "$file"],
         "selector" : "source.coffee",
         "path" : "/usr/local/bin"
    	 }
    

• Go to the server directory cd server
• run sudo npm link to install dependencies

• From top level server
• make server, this starts the main node server
• make dev, this starts the second python server to serve assets