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by aslakhellesoy 12y ago
I use 't' all the time to look up files as well. I guess this extension makes it easier to get an overview of the directory structure, but that's something I rarely need. I'm sceptical of browser plugins in general. Ther
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by aslakhellesoy 13y ago
Creator of Cucumber here. Cucumber is not a testing tool [1], it is a collaboration and analysis tool. Use it to document (in very broad strokes) the features of your system. It was never meant to be used as an exhaustive regression testing
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by aslakhellesoy 13y ago
I completely agree with you that the most important value with BDD and Specification by Example happens during conversations at a whiteboard. Cucumber/Fit/high level tests aren't fundamentally less refactorable. They have a l
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by aslakhellesoy 13y ago
> What roles? Roles of people on a software team. For example: Business analysts, Product owners, UX folks, Programmers, Testers, End users, etc. I have described this in more detail here: https://cucumber.pro/blog/2
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by aslakhellesoy 13y ago
Here is a simple technique you can try: https://cucumber.pro/blog/2014/03/23/story-readiness-board.h...
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by aslakhellesoy 13y ago
Judging from the comments most people here still think Cucumber is a testing tool. Why is it so hard for people to realise that Cucumber's main value proposition is not testing, but to establish a shared understanding between various
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by aslakhellesoy 13y ago
Stripe checkout is great, but I really miss the ability to add custom fields to the form, such as VAT number and Company name. I realise that allowing to add a whole bunch of fields can hamper usability, but I have to collect the VAT number
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by aslakhellesoy 13y ago
I'm very sad to hear this. When I was more active in the Ruby community I'd bump into Jim regularly at conferences. He was such a charismatic, smart and above all - a very nice guy.
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by aslakhellesoy 13y ago
Joe Walnes' tinytest is just a 113 line header file: https://github.com/joewalnes/tinytest Greatest is 591 lines .h and 133 lines .c. You can see tinytest in action here: https://github.com/cucumb
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by aslakhellesoy 13y ago
That's right. For anyone who believes trust is important to make the wheels go round it should be obvious that in order for the government to be trusted by its people, it must also demonstrate that it trusts the people. Unidirectional
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by aslakhellesoy 13y ago
5031 US citizen deaths caused by terrorism in 148 years is 34 per year. US citizen deaths caused by terrorism in 2011: 17 [1] So no, it doesn't seem to have spiked apart from obvious outliers like 9/11. [1] http://www.s
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by aslakhellesoy 13y ago
Did you write your own OT server or did you use something else?
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by aslakhellesoy 14y ago
I'm number 1000: https://api.github.com/users/aslakhellesoy I was a rubyist at the time :-)
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by aslakhellesoy 14y ago
This reminds me of Guantanamo [1] - a tool I created 9 years ago. It removes code that isn't covered by tests. [1] http://docs.codehaus.org/display/ASH/Guantanamo
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by aslakhellesoy 14y ago
Please reply here
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by aslakhellesoy 14y ago
I think you missed the point, which is to deliver the package when you're not around.
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by aslakhellesoy 14y ago
The GeoNames geographical database is available for download free of charge under a creative commons attribution license. Is that too restrictive?
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by aslakhellesoy 14y ago
Or a simple RFC6570 parser (URI Template [1]) that supports variable extraction. Variable extraction isn't part of the spec [2], but at least one library implements it [3]. [1] http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6570 [2] http://tools.ietf.org
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by aslakhellesoy 14y ago
And more importantly: a complete lack of trust within the organisation.
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by aslakhellesoy 14y ago
> Also, I can do a lot of damage in one line. Especially if it takes a week to revert it. You reap what you sow.
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by aslakhellesoy 14y ago
Case in point: The term "venture capital" doesn't exist in the Norwegian language. The closest translation is "risikokapital" which literally means risk capital. This says a lot about our culture.
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by aslakhellesoy 15y ago
This reminds me of the old joke about the man who went to his doctor and said: "Sir, those deposiwhatever pills you gave me were no good. I might just as well have stuck them up my ass". Using a tool (or a medicine) to do something else tha
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by aslakhellesoy 15y ago
That's probably the first time I see ASCII art encoded as PNG images.
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by aslakhellesoy 15y ago
Looks very similar to connect and express. Can anyone explain how this is different/better?
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by aslakhellesoy 15y ago
I figured out why it doesn't work. It has nothing to do with private or public repos. It doesn't work for projects that are under an organization. That would be nice to get fixed.
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by aslakhellesoy 15y ago
This doesn't seem to work for me. I added a post-commit hook to one of my private repos, pushed a couple of commits, and the http://minusm.com/app/repo/ page still sayd "Duuude, Go to Github and add the Post-Receive URL..." I haven't rece
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by aslakhellesoy 15y ago
By datastore I meant server side database (SQL/NoSQL)
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by aslakhellesoy 15y ago
One thing I never quite understood about online testing tools like browserstack and saucelabs is how to reset server state. Most webapps have some kind of datastore. Poking around a web ui will CRUD records in that datastore, possibly corru
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by aslakhellesoy 15y ago
Here is some additional info on faster compilation: On 2.9.0-1 my project took 21 seconds to compile. On 2.9.1.RC4 it was decreased to 18 seconds. (I tried 3 times with each Scala version). This is a project with 8 source files: https://gi
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by aslakhellesoy 15y ago
So for all projects that use a combination of tools (the vast majority of projects I would guess), the collected data is invalid. That's too bad.

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