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JavaScript Error Reporting Using Source Maps and Sentry in Django
(roverdotcom.github.io)
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12y ago
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13y ago
Very cool - looks to be a huge step in the right direction of abstracting away the complexities. I'll give it a deeper look - thanks!
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PhantomJS, Selenium, and Django: Headless Browser Testing for the Rest of Us
(roverdotcom.github.io)
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13y ago
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croby
16y ago
See the 'Setting Up Your Own Swarm' section on https://github.com/jeresig/testswarm/wiki
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16y ago
First, great work on this implementation. I can't imagine all the work that must have gone into this. To me, this seems to only solve a corner case in the main problem of JS testing - testing the DOM without a browser. The first question th
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croby
16y ago
The Tumblr blog owner can choose to show that or not
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Re: Thoughts on Flash (A level-headed response to Jobs)
(jamie.kosoy.net)
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16y ago
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croby
16y ago
This is a fantastic library. Great to see that it's still moving along. Now, if it only had a way to execute javascript....
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17y ago
The point isn't that they're the only ones doing it right. In fact, he lists off other entrepreneurs that did the same thing. I think their point is made well, and they're just citing other examples of people doing it or that have done it h
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17y ago
So, in summary, loads of famous and successful people got rejected from various Harvard, Duke, and Stanford schools, yet attended still attended top-tier universities and had a great experience. Not getting into your top choice for school?
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croby
17y ago
yet to be signed, just passed by the house
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croby
17y ago
From reading the article and then the FAQ on the Google Chrome Frame site, I don't see how they'll get around users not having admin access to their machines. It seems to require a download/install which is the current issue preventing a la
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croby
17y ago
Razor and Blade?!? They're freaks!
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croby
17y ago
capistrano-ext multistage http://weblog.jamisbuck.org/2007/7/23/capistrano-multistage
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croby
17y ago
After playing with Jetpack, I decided to have a go at making one for the HN community. Hopefully you'll find it useful.
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Hacker News Top Headline Jetpack for Firefox
(chrisroby.com)
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17y ago
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Processing Time - Processing Code Jam @ MIT
(burgess.mit.edu)
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17y ago
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croby
18y ago
I was in the Liberal Arts CS program at my school and, with 20/20 hindsight, am absolutely sure I made the correct decision (for me). Being in the LA college at my school (we had both Engineering and LA schools on the same campus -- you cou
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croby
19y ago
This post doesn't discuss design in context of saving Yahoo at all. Here's a few excerpts that drive this point. "In what ails Yahoo, design is a non-factor. Neither search nor online advertising, the real battlefields on which Yahoo, Googl
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croby
19y ago
Blink
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croby
19y ago
This, to me, feels similar to the outdated practice of including all JS in HTML comments for 'older browsers'. Crockford has a good paragraph on this in one of his articles. "The use of HTML comments in scripts dates further back to a tra
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croby
19y ago
fun! thanks for distraction at work :)
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19y ago
From the article, 'Well, it looks like Michael may have gotten his wish as Adobe has hired co-inventor Shai Avidan to their team.' Unfortunately, that makes it seem like this promising new technology will be lost to a proprietary implementa
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New Technology: Dynamic Resizing of Images
(ajaxian.com)
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croby
19y ago
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