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Michael Yagudaev

QUnitAdapter - js-test-driver - Run QUnit tests using JS Test Driver - Remote javascrip... - 1 views

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    JSTestDriver Wrapper for QUnit. This enables executing QUnit tests using the JSTestDriver
Michael Yagudaev

js-test-driver - Remote javascript console - Google Project Hosting - 1 views

  • See JsTestDriver in Action
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      Watch this
  • For IntelliJ IDEA
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      aka WebStorm
  • JsTestDriver for Eclipse
Michael Yagudaev

Learn to code | Codecademy - 1 views

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    An interesting way to learn Javascript, very interactive. Worth a shot.
Michael Yagudaev

Geek Noise - Rediscovering Three-pane Merging with TortoiseMerge and Team Foundation Se... - 1 views

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    How to use TortoiseMerge as your merge and compare tool in Visual Studio 2010. (Jon Gilbert shared it with me a while back)
Michael Yagudaev

Umbraco CMS - 1 views

  • Assert.AreEqual(2, results.Count());
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      Testing parser returned expected number of matches
  • Assert.AreEqual(2, parameters.Count); Assert.AreEqual("asdfasdfasdf", parameters["blah"]); Assert.AreEqual("234234234", parameters["erwerwer"]);
  • Assert.AreEqual(1, parameters.Count); Assert.AreEqual("asdfee", parameters["test"]);
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  • Assert.AreEqual(2, results.Count());
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    Umbraco is an Open Source .NET based CMS. As always open source projects can teach us a lot about how things can be done properly (usually). Here I opened one of the unit test files just to show how they do unit testing in that project. This project uses a lot of the same technologies we use. Should be helpful. Play around with it, you might just learn something :).
Michael Yagudaev

CodePlex - Open Source Project Hosting - 0 views

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    Microsoft's version of Github (kinda) and yes it did. A good place to get free TFS hosting if you need it. Also a lot of .NET open source projects are hosted there, so a good place for inspiration and learning.
Michael Yagudaev

Introduction to WebGL and Three.js - 0 views

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    So you have seen all the cool stuff WebGL can do, how do you do it? Well, turns out it is not too hard with Three.js. This short presentation shows how to do cool things with WebGL.
Michael Yagudaev

Interactive Music Video in WebGL - 2 views

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    Another awesome demo of the power of WebGL, enter the dream :).
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    Don't blame the link blame the user :)
Michael Yagudaev

WebGL Lights Show - 3 views

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    Amazing music video all done in WebGL running in Chrome. Just goes to show the potential of the web. Really inspiring stuff.
Michael Yagudaev

Download Details - Microsoft Download Center - Team Explorer Everywhere - 1 views

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    We can now use TFS wtih Eclipse based IDEs (Aptana) can be great for PHP, Javascript and other webdev where VS2010 just doesn't quite cut it.
Michael Yagudaev

Keyboard Heatmap | Realtime heatmap visualization of text character distribution - 3 views

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    Heat map visualization with jquery. Pretty cool, not sure how useful it is at this point.
Michael Yagudaev

CSS Specificity And Inheritance - Smashing Magazine - 2 views

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    Excellent discussion on how the browser calculates what style to apply to an element when multiple css selectors apply.
Michael Yagudaev

Browser CSS hacks « Paul Irish - 0 views

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    CSS hacks reference. Good to know, excellent to avoid.
Michael Yagudaev

Avoiding the FOUC v3.0 « Paul Irish - 1 views

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    Describes how to avoid a flash of unstyled content that is usually styled through javascript on initial load. Should be very applicable to us (Zendesk?).
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    P.S. Yes Thu, we are back to Paul Irish's blog now ;). Maybe John Resig next week.
Michael Yagudaev

Conditional stylesheets vs CSS hacks? Answer: Neither! « Paul Irish - 1 views

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    Explains how to target IE without resorting to nasty css hacks. I am considering switching to this over conditional stylesheet(s) (iehacks.css in intra).
Michael Yagudaev

John Resig - Sub-Pixel Problems in CSS - 1 views

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    The problem with liquid layouts, rounding up and down of pixel is not consistent across browsers
Michael Yagudaev

Train to be a Keyboard Master with Keyboard Jedi - Blog - Osherove - 1 views

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    A tool that helps you capture keyboard shortcuts during a peresntation
Michael Yagudaev

Getting Reliable z-index Cross-Browser - 0 views

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    An explanation of how to get an accurate z-index reading in all major browsers using javascript.
Michael Yagudaev

Avoiding The Quirks: Lessons From A JavaScript Code Review - 2 views

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    Getting your Javascript code reviewed
Michael Yagudaev

Node.js Meetup: Distributed Web Architectures « Joyeur - 1 views

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    Interesting talks about distributed web architectures and how node.js fits into it
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