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Bin
This where all the server-side (PHP) code used to reside. I've since deleted all the PHP code from the project, because I more-or-less finished porting it all to server-side JavaScript, in assorted moduless located in my_modules. But of course, all the PHP code is still in Git's history, so you can always dig it up again if you really want it.
All that remains here is the version of Google's Closure Compiler (and its associated README) that I use to build the client-side JavaScript files -- not because I have any attachment to this particular version, but because you never know if an update will break something unexpectedly.
So, just like all the Node modules that I depend on, frozen in time by the version numbers listed in package.json, I don't update until I'm prepared to spend some time running a bunch of regression tests. Which is tedious, because I don't really have a regression test suite yet. So I don't like to update my dependencies very often.
Azure Files
IISNode.yml was a file that needed to be in the root directory when I was running the website on Microsoft Azure (formerly Windows Azure). I didn't really want it in the root anymore, because I've since moved the website to AWS Elastic Beanstalk, which has no use for it. But, just in case I decide to use Azure again, I've saved that file here.
AWS Files
awspush.sh is a script that saves various logs from the current AWS instance before pushing out a new release,
since invoking git aws.push will generally lose any files on the current AWS instance's volume. It relies on
awsget.sh to save copies of the remote logs in Logs.