Testing Thinking About Test Frameworks Yesterday, I wrote a post about why and how to write tests, inspired by my recent involvement in a social impact project. The gist of it is that the key purpose of automated tests is to provide fast feedback. I ended the previous post with a remark that the need
Testing Thinking About Testing Over the course of my last social impact project, I found myself examining many of my own implicit assumptions about testing. I'd like to explore some of them today and share what I've learned. What is a test? This is a simple question, but the first time I heard it
JavaScript Handling date strings and timezones in JavaScript Here is a simple scenario: you're writing client-side JavaScript. You query an API with a city name, and it returns with a bunch of useful information about the city, including the timezone, in this format: { ... city: "New York", timezone: -18000, ... } You want to use this information to display
Le Wagon Le Wagon: Macrotery and Macrotery Redux See Macrotery Redux Github Repo for Macrotery Redux See Macrotery (warning: optimised for mobile, not desktop friendly) Github Repo for Macrotery About Macrotery Macrotery is a project that originated as a final project at Le Wagon batch #454 (Singapore), by Allen Chung (allenchungtw), Stephen Das (steevesd), Zack Xu (konfs), and
Le Wagon Le Wagon: Rent-a-Pokémon and Rent-a-Pokémon Redux See Rent-a-Pokémon Redux Github Repo for Rent-a-Pokémon Redux Rent-a-Pokémon Github Repo for Rent-a-Pokémon About Rent-a-Pokemon At Le Wagon, every student builds an Airbnb clone in five days as part of a team. The Airbnb project is the first time during the Le Wagon bootcamp when we work in groups and
