jmreidy

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600 Months(raganwald.com)
3 points by jmreidy 12y ago|1 comments
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by jmreidy 12y ago
Fluxy has an example of using React + Mori - although it's still a work in progress as Fluxy is developed. https://github.com/jmreidy/fluxy/tree/master/examples/todomv...
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by jmreidy 12y ago
I'm the author of Fluxy and would be happy to answer any questions here. The big benefits of Fluxy vs other Flux approaches is that 1) Stores are built on top of immutable data structures (via ClojureScript / mori) 2) Server side
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by jmreidy 12y ago
Is there a reason why data fetches (e.g. ArticleStore.getByID) don't just return a promise for the return data? I'm guessing the current implementation doesn't return anything, it just emits an event for informing data loaded
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Testing & Node: Why Test?(rzrsharp.net)
1 points by jmreidy 13y ago|0 comments
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by jmreidy 14y ago
Very helpful info. Much appreciated!
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by jmreidy 15y ago
Swagger goes part of the way towards solving this problem, at least for REST apis: http://swagger.wordnik.com/ . It's a little annotation heavy for me - I'm guessing you want something that's generated almost entirely from code introspecti
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by jmreidy 15y ago
Thanks! I've been happy with how simple vows-bdd has made construction of my integration tests. One big benefit of expresso are its helpers. While it's not difficult to supplement Vows with similar functions, Vows still doesn't have a built
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by jmreidy 15y ago
Jasmine is a great library, especially for anyone coming from the Rspec world. The syntax is incredibly similar to Resp, and when Jasmine is written in CoffeeScript, it's one of the most readable testing libraries I've seen (in any language
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The Fallacy of Modern Web Development(jtaby.com)
4 points by jmreidy 15y ago|0 comments