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[pinx]

I'm a newbie, so bear with me.
I tried to get the more obvious version conflicts out of the way.
There is still a routing issue, which makes some of the tests fail.

I saw you made some preparations for subscriptions. I would very much like to get this working.

[whazzmaster]

Thanks for the request, Marcel. I'm finishing up some stuff for my day job and then I'll take a look at this on my holiday break. My first child is due any day now so if I don't get to it in the next week or so that's why. On an initial glance I like some of the changes but have a few suggestions:

1. The diffs show whitespace differences on some lines
2. You accidentally kept your consumer key/secret in the app_config.yml file
3. It would awesome if the test changes could be broken out into a separate pull request

I haven't had time to keep updating this reference site with more examples of how to use fitgem in a Rails app. Any additional example content would be greatly appreciated!

[whazzmaster]

Thanks for the request, Marcel. I'm finishing up some stuff for my day job and then I'll take a look at this on my holiday break. My first child is due any day now so if I don't get to it in the next week or so that's why. On an initial glance I like some of the changes but have a few suggestions:

1. The diffs show whitespace differences on some lines
2. You accidentally kept your consumer key/secret in the app_config.yml file
3. It would awesome if the test changes could be broken out into a separate pull request

I haven't had time to keep updating this reference site with more examples of how to use fitgem in a Rails app. Any additional example content would be greatly appreciated!

[pinx]

Hi,

This was my first pull request, ever! I was a bit excited, and I am glad it
went so well. Thanks for your support.

Congratulations with your first child. My oldest son is already 16, but I
remember his birth like it was yesterday. I suppose you know where your
priorities are, so I won't be expecting too much. No rush here; we will be
off to Berlin between christmas and new year, so not much activity to be
expected at this side of the ocean.

If there is a small thing I can ask you: could you have a look at the
routes? It's probably something simple, but since I have just started with
Rails, I don't understand all of it, yet.
To comment on your suggestions:

1. I think Rubymine cleaned up for me. Should I do something about it?
2. Thanks.
3. This will be a good exercise for me!

Some background:
My wife works for a Dutch public health organization. She is planning to
set up her own company on "quantified self". There is a site, similar to
the old Google Health (patient1.nl), that could receive fitbit data. That
is why I need the subscription function.

Thanks for your help, I hope I can contibute to your project .

Marcel van Pinxteren

Op donderdag 20 december 2012 schreef Zachery Moneypenny (
notifications@github.com) het volgende:

Thanks for the request, Marcel. I'm finishing up some stuff for my day job
and then I'll take a look at this on my holiday break. My first child is
due any day now so if I don't get to it in the next week or so that's why.
On an initial glance I like some of the changes but have a few suggestions:

1. The diffs show whitespace differences on some lines
2. You accidentally kept your consumer key/secret in the
   app_config.yml file
3. It would awesome if the test changes could be broken out into a
   separate pull request

I haven't had time to keep updating this reference site with more examples
of how to use fitgem in a Rails app. Any additional example content would
be greatly appreciated!

—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//pull/4#issuecomment-11587236.

Met vriendelijke groet,

Marcel van Pinxteren

Volg onze bouw op http://nieuwekampen.blogspot.com

[pinx]

Hi,

This was my first pull request, ever! I was a bit excited, and I am glad it
went so well. Thanks for your support.

Congratulations with your first child. My oldest son is already 16, but I
remember his birth like it was yesterday. I suppose you know where your
priorities are, so I won't be expecting too much. No rush here; we will be
off to Berlin between christmas and new year, so not much activity to be
expected at this side of the ocean.

If there is a small thing I can ask you: could you have a look at the
routes? It's probably something simple, but since I have just started with
Rails, I don't understand all of it, yet.
To comment on your suggestions:

1. I think Rubymine cleaned up for me. Should I do something about it?
2. Thanks.
3. This will be a good exercise for me!

Some background:
My wife works for a Dutch public health organization. She is planning to
set up her own company on "quantified self". There is a site, similar to
the old Google Health (patient1.nl), that could receive fitbit data. That
is why I need the subscription function.

Thanks for your help, I hope I can contibute to your project .

Marcel van Pinxteren

Op donderdag 20 december 2012 schreef Zachery Moneypenny (
notifications@github.com) het volgende:

Thanks for the request, Marcel. I'm finishing up some stuff for my day job
and then I'll take a look at this on my holiday break. My first child is
due any day now so if I don't get to it in the next week or so that's why.
On an initial glance I like some of the changes but have a few suggestions:

1. The diffs show whitespace differences on some lines
2. You accidentally kept your consumer key/secret in the
   app_config.yml file
3. It would awesome if the test changes could be broken out into a
   separate pull request

I haven't had time to keep updating this reference site with more examples
of how to use fitgem in a Rails app. Any additional example content would
be greatly appreciated!

—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//pull/4#issuecomment-11587236.

Met vriendelijke groet,

Marcel van Pinxteren

Volg onze bouw op http://nieuwekampen.blogspot.com

[whazzmaster]

Hi Marcel- I processed your pull request plus a whole bunch of cleanup. I realized that when I switched over to a better model to represent the content (and integrate some backbone.js for the dynamic data) I failed to remove the old content structure and tests.

I'm going to continue to look at further cleanup I can do, but for now I've integrated your changes into master branch and added some new cleanup as well.

[whazzmaster]

Hi Marcel- I processed your pull request plus a whole bunch of cleanup. I realized that when I switched over to a better model to represent the content (and integrate some backbone.js for the dynamic data) I failed to remove the old content structure and tests.

I'm going to continue to look at further cleanup I can do, but for now I've integrated your changes into master branch and added some new cleanup as well.