In the last blog entry I wrote up vows.js for testing JavaScript, in this I’ve tried out another testing framework called mocha. This framework is pretty extensive as you can do the things you do with vows.js as well as a lot of other techniques. In addition to mocha I’ve added a few other things... Continue reading →

We’ll be boarding Amtrak Cascades #508 to Seattle departing Portland at 6:15pm from Union Station. If you’re interested in doing a bulk ticket purchase let me know ASAP and I’ll work with you to organize that. Otherwise if you just want to pick up a ticket and meet us on the train let us know... Continue reading →

NOTE: All parts of this series and my other series can be found on my series links page. I sat down a few days ago on this trip to get a simple project setup, instead something else happened. It is my fault, entirely my fault. I could have stayed focused on a single library but... Continue reading →

One of the things I’ve started working on is a #PhatData (re: my renamed version of big data) sample. So far what I’ve created is a JavaScript Application that works something like this. (The actual build status is shown to the right here in the “build status” image) Step #1: Continuous Integration The first thing... Continue reading →

In the first part of this seriesI kicked everything off by starting a Windows 8 JavaScript Project and added QUnit-Metro via Nuget. Now that we have a small executable application, I’ll get some things added and cover what exactly it is we’re doing in each part. Open the project up that we created in the... Continue reading →