modnine

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by modnine 7y ago
I wanted an environment that I could quickly spin up and tear down to tinker with OpenFaaS. I settled on a combination of using kind and helmfile to make it easy to create/destroy the cluster as needed. I'm sharing it here in case
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Show HN: Running OpenFaaS Locally with Kind(github.com)
7 points by modnine 7y ago|2 comments
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by modnine 11y ago
If there is enough interest from the community, I will work on a jest version as well. Please add an issue to the repo so this can be tracked.
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by modnine 11y ago
If you look at the requirement enforced by the randomness, it is meant to force you to use the array of users that is passed in as props to the component.
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by modnine 11y ago
Thank you for this. This lib looks very promising.
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by modnine 11y ago
I had not seen node-jsdom. I see that it is forked from jsdom 3.x, which still works with node.js. Do windows users mind having to install the visual c++ compiler?
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by modnine 11y ago
It's not dependent upon my editor. Maybe I should move this up higher in the readme: https://github.com/zpratt/react-tdd-guide#running-the-tests-... . All I was adding for Webstorm was a note for the convenience o
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Show HN: A Guide to TDD'ing React Components(github.com)
67 points by modnine 11y ago|24 comments
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Demystification of React Google Maps Componentization(attackofzach.com)
1 points by modnine 11y ago|0 comments
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by modnine 11y ago
I blame things like todomvc, which I think is great in spirit, but a huge menace in practice. It gives people false hope that framework x will solve all their ills. Any SPA that is more than trivial requires engineering skills. Additionally
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by modnine 11y ago
The main difference between Ampersand and Ember is that Ampersand has embraced npm and does not require you to find a way to fit the problem at hand into the framework. For example, at work we have an app that only uses the domain layer (co
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React Components for Google Maps – Part 1(attackofzach.com)
2 points by modnine 11y ago|0 comments