Devin Rhode

After I wrote this, I realized that, really, the best API of all would be a simple function hanging off the TraceKit namespace. I'm working on re-doing a lot of...

Checkout BusterJS, Casper, and we'll probably use the BrowserStack api. I feel like we could do pretty lightweight unit testing with the BrowserStack api, perhaps using something like http://ryanseddon.github.com/bunyip/ -Devin...

So testling offers free cross-browser testing for open source projects! http://ci.testling.com @airportyh, given that you setup the mocha tests, would you be interested in leading the way on this? It...

Yeah if you want to use your testem tool, have at it! Being able to test in mobile browsers would via BrowserStack be great, but allowing anyone to independently cross-browser...

Something I've been thinking about a little is how to verify no errors are hitting window.onerror, but I have to do some fiddling -Devin http://zerply.com/DevinRhode2 http://zerply.com/devinrhode2 On Mon, Jan 7,...

The simplest level of testing I can think of: 0: run the file with no errors 1: Try throwing error and call report with no errors: ``` javascript try {...

BUT WAIT Sauce Labs is free for open source too and they support mobile browsers: http://saucelabs.com/opensource (no idea about the eval situation though)

Information ala mode TestSwarm from jQuery: https://github.com/jquery/testswarm/wiki Some issues Tom Dale ran into a few days ago with Mocha: exporting globals (caused a false positive in one test), mocha uses...

Regarding testing stuff, I've had a terrible time with testling, but see SauceLabs is fully open for anyone to integrate an open source project: https://saucelabs.com/opensource Will update when I put...

Maybe this is answered in the pseudo-code, but I'm curious exactly how you'll decide the order of the two commits that are being merged. Naively, I think the commit with...