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   JavaScript Data Structures(got.phillipwills.com)

   1 points by phillipwills 10y ago|0 comments
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   by phillipwills 11y ago

   I feel like I shouldn't be testing that the dependencies' api's didn't change, that's for integration tests, which don't need to run as often as unit tests. Therefore, they can be slower and more complex. Mock
3. 33.▲
   by phillipwills 11y ago

   I try to keep my unit tests focused on the api of the unit I'm developing. If I'm refactoring and keeping the api the same, I shouldn't have to change any tests. Since I started writing my tests this way, I've felt I hav
4. 34.▲
   by phillipwills 11y ago

   Just because you don't understand the JavaScript this, doesn't mean it's broken. It behaves exactly the same way every time you use it... It refers to the object that called the function (unless, of course you or someone else
5. 35.▲
   by phillipwills 11y ago

   With casual speaking, you place emphasis and pauses, naturally... With writing, nobody can read your body language... hear your pauses... notice your _emphasis_... unless you s.p.e.l.l. it out...
6. 36.▲
   by phillipwills 11y ago

   Quickly check crontabs for all users on your systems: cat /etc/passwd | cut -f1 -d":" | while read line ; do sudo crontab -u $line -l ; done
7. 37.▲
   by phillipwills 11y ago

   There's a magic font-size that prevents this... I think it was around 19px, but I'm not sure...