There's a post from 2010 about QUnit and the command line , which indicates that it's rather difficult to do. The post mentions that the library contains a lot of browser-related assumptions. I've wondered whether using PhantomJS could get around any of these aforementioned issues, but I haven't had time to test it.
A few more questions before I wrap up: Have you used QUnit in an automated context? Do you use QUnit as a normal part of your development …
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2010 The deal between Oracle and Sun is now closed after overcoming a number of bottlenecks, including strong opposition by Monty. There is a lot of FUD and Drama over the conference, with the conference's future itself now uncertain. The State of the Dolphin is now delivered by Edward Screven, the new boss of the MySQL business, now at Oracle. Monty changes his focus from Maria (storage engine) to MariaDB (complete MySQL replacement). There is a lot of " …
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…old-as-the-hills Rails apps running on 2.3.X at the moment. Waaaaay back in 2010, Mongrel and Rails had a bit of a compatibility issue , and I solved it via a monkeypatch . The monkeypatch relied on a hardcoded version number, which I have been hand-incrementing every time I update Rails. It's literally on the redeploy checklist, next to a note " TODO: This is stupid and should be fixed when I get a moment."
I did three Rails app upgrades locally, …
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We haven't been shy about sharing our belief that New Relic represents a new kind of company, by developers for developers. As a company of coders, developer advocacy is part of our DNA. And we've celebrated developers from all walks of life who have made significant contributions to technology and society.
Of course, we haven't been the only ones focused on the developer class. In the latter half of 2010, Redmonk analyst Stephen O'Grady published …
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…Fragmented world: what two years of traffic data teaches you about mobile . In 2010, Apple devices were already accounting for over half the Guardian's mobile traffic; by 2012, they're now accounting for about three-quarters. The Guardian serves about 3.3 million page a day to mobile devices, not counting those served to their iPad-specific app.
DevOps Best Practices for Cross-Platform Mobile Apps
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SapphireSteel Software is pleased to announce the successor to Amethyst 1, our professional IDE for Flash and ActionScript development. Amethyst 2.0, which will be launched early in 2013, will provide a unique range of powerful Flash development tools hosted within Visual Studio 2012 or 2010. Major new features include: A new ‘bubble'-based debugger to navigated debugged code in linked popup windows A profiler to find inefficient code and monitor memory usage and leaks A (...)
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By 2010, Boulder recognized as a great startup community
Done without promotion
Cofounded Techstars in 2006
Founded Founders Group in 2007
My book is based on four Principles
My publisher wanted these principles to be given a name, and they suggested "the Boulder Thesis"
It's their contribution to the content of the book
The Principles:
The startup community has to be led by entrepreneurs
Separate the world into 2 categories: leaders and feeders
Both …
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…, he's been stopped short since the Republicans took the House in 2010. Mark my words, though: Obama will be remembered as one of the most effective presidents the US has ever seen, based upon those two years alone. The country's not fully recovered from the Great Recession yet. But who honestly thought it would have, four years on?
I just don't get it: Romney is proposing nothing less than a re-hashed Bush-Cheney presidency. Mmm. That worked out so well before. …
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…Visualizing genomes: techniques and challenges . Nat Methods 7 : S5-S15 ( 2010)
Bartlett C, Cheong S, Hou L, Paquette J, Lum P, Jager G, Battke F, Vehlow C, Heinrich J, Nieselt K, Sakai R, Aerts J & Ray W. An eQTL biological data visualization challenge and approaches from the visualization community . BMC Bioinformatics 13 (8): S8 ( 2012)
For more information and to apply, please contact Jan Aerts ( jan.aerts@esat.kuleuven.be, …
…copy number variation in the human genome . Nature 464 : 704-712 ( 2010)
Medvedev P, Stanciu M & Brudno M. Computational methods for discovering structural variation with next-generation sequencing . Nat Methods 6 (11): S13-S20 ( 2009)
Nielsen CB, Cantor M, Dubchak I, Gordon D & Ting W. Visualizing genomes: techniques and challenges . Nat Methods 7 : S5-S15 ( 2010)
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