jejacks0n

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by jejacks0n 12y ago
I'm a developer at Modeset, we have some open source, and try to contribute back whenever possible and time permits. If you specifically mean code for the ello.co product, there will likely be things that come out of it over time -- it
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by jejacks0n 12y ago
As a programmer and perfectionist with Impostor Syndrome ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impostor_syndrome ), I've learned some ways to mitigate these frustrations and stress causing issues, and figured they might be
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by jejacks0n 13y ago
I work on Teaspoon (a javascript test runner for rails) that has support for Jasmine and Mocha -- I don't use it every day, but the team does use it on a daily basis. The thing is that people have submitted a bunch of pull requests for
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by jejacks0n 13y ago
I don't like the model of paying for a digital object that doesn't do anything besides bypass a bit of code that makes the experience more laborious or time delayed. I personally download these games and play the shit out of them,
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Teabag: Javascript test runner for Rails (PhantomJS, Jasmine / Mocha support)(github.com)
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by jejacks0n 14y ago
Why not build this as a middleware layer? You can mount a sinatra app within Rails (/services for instance), and then write your API in a predefined path structure that the gem will look into (within the rails app path maybe?) You can pret
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by jejacks0n 14y ago
I'd suggest https://github.com/jejacks0n/mercury if you're using Rails. Full disclosure, I'm the primary author.