PhantomJS web service calls the Freckle Rails app internally
Rails app serves Raphael.js, and our chart generation code and the data needed for it. (We use a special, stripped-down layout that only serves the chart and doubles resolution on everything to simulate rendering on a high-density screen (a feature that Raphael.js doesn't yet directly support).
PhantomJS renders the page
PhantomJS returns a GIF to Rails (the call from step 4)
Rails returns the GIF and …
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Patrick : You can use PhantomJS for SEO.
Adam : We've used PhantomJS for that, took a couple of hours.
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Andrzej : HexagonalJS is not a framework, it's an architecture guide. Uncle Bob ( OOP) + Raganwald ( AOP) + Hexagonal Architecture. It's more like a set of guidelines
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Fully automated tests with PhantomJS and Travis CI
Removed touch module from default distribution (you can add with our easy-to-use build system, or just load it in addition)
There's many more additions and bug fixes —see the detailed change log on the Zepto site.
We're already planning V1.1, for which we will look mostly into code refinements and performance improvements ( Zepto is already pretty speedy, as it keeps the loading and parsing time of your …
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…your Capybara tests on a popular and powerful headless WebKit browser: PhantomJS.
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Building the PhantomJS test runner
If you don't have PhantomJS installed there's an excellent guide on their website. You'll want to make sure that you have the latest version (1.7 at the publication of this article) as more recent versions of PhantomJS have a new method of communicating between the page and PhantomJS that we use in our reporter.
Personally, I installed it using Homebrew :
brew install phantomjs
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Building the PhantomJS test runner
If you don't have PhantomJS installed there's an excellent guide on their website. You'll want to make sure that you have the latest version (1.7 at the publication of this article) as more recent versions of PhantomJS have a new method of communicating between the page and PhantomJS that we use in our reporter.
Personally, I installed it using Homebrew :
brew install phantomjs
The following code will be used to …
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…experimentation.
js2coffee - Compile your JavaScript code into CoffeeScript. Could be a useful learning tool.
Front-end Unit Testing with JavaScript - Getting started with PhantomJS and CasperJS.
AppDrone - Automate the Mundane - Create new Rails projects by picking options from a UI.
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Coffee Cereal - Just what it says.
Sprite Cow - Very cool; give it a giant image of CSS sprites and then visually pick chunks to get the necessary CSS for each one.
Soda Theme - Custom themes (dark and light) for Sublime Text 2.
Customise Sublime Text 2 - Suggestions on starting points to make it a better editor.
Open …
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PhantomJS is a headless WebKit with JavaScript API. It has fast and native support for various web standards: DOM handling, CSS selector, JSON, Canvas, and SVG.
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