Ian Irving's Code and Culture from Toronto
Two great Ember add-ons are Ember Paper, which allows for the building of designs using Google’s Material Design language, and Ember-i18n for Internationalization (I18n). How to use them together form like Voltron? Continue reading Internationalization for Ember Paper with Ember-I18n
Following up in the last episode of adventures in JSONAPI where I figured out how to get the awesome Jsonapi Resources gem to ‘make’ a singleton resource api – profile, in this case – the next question was to figure Continue reading Working with a Singleton Resource for JSONAPI in Ember with Ember-Data jsonapi adapter
The Jsonapi Resources gem is a resource-focused Rails library for developing JSON API compliant servers. The Jsonapi-Resources makes having your server compliant with JSON API specification much easier but i found the myself wanting to use a signleton resource. (Note: Continue reading Create a Singleton Resource for JSONAPI with jsonapi-resources ruby gem
Apache JMeter can be used to help you regression test your application by letting you create test scripts with assertions to validate that your application is returning the results you expect. These assertions allow you to assert facts about responses Continue reading Jmeter and JavaScript Assertions
Out of the 1980’s computing came “WIMP” as in “Windows, Icons, Menus, Pointer”. With Mobile devices soon to be the default computer experience, the Mouse Pointer is dead and with it some bad habits in our web designs. Here are Two : Continue reading Giving the Finger to the WIMP : Mouse vs Touch in Web Design :
There is nothing quite so sad as having delivered a new feature or solved an issue, and then find out it doesn’t work in browser X (whether because it’s a dinosaur browser or just not shiny enough. Modernizr’s asynchronous conditional resource loader to the rescue! Continue reading Conditional Browser Feature Testing with Modernizr