Software Engineer in Sierra Wireless, Toulouse, France
Mostly doing Web development :
- Java (Spring MVC, Hibernate)
- JS (JQuery)
- bits of Python, Ruby, Clojure, etc... on the side
Avid tester (JUnit, EasyMock, Selenium et al make my day)
Lame hobbyist HTML 5 game programmer
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Jun
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Can you define custom plugins for karma-runner Actually, my issue was simply that I was not using the right version of karma (custom plugins are only supported after version 0.9.0). Thanks anyway ! |
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Jun
12 |
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accepted | Can you define custom plugins for karma-runner |
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Jun
4 |
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Why people use prototype in javascript when it is easy to inherit using apply () and call () methods? I would not recommend doing this, but here is how it works : in javascript, Functions are Object. So, at first, the Rectangle object has a "draw" property, that happens to be a Function. By writing var X = this.draw, you create a variable, X, and make it point to this Function. Later, you redefine the X property, and make it point to a new Function, that calls the Function is stored in X. The first argument to the "call" method, is the "context" in which this Function will be called. More info here : developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/… .
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Jun
3 |
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asked | Can you define custom plugins for karma-runner |
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May
9 |
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answered | Why people use prototype in javascript when it is easy to inherit using apply () and call () methods? |
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May
9 |
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Why people use prototype in javascript when it is easy to inherit using apply () and call () methods? added 54 characters in body |
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May
9 |
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Javascript For loop in multidimensional javascript array Do you know how to loop over a single array ? |
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May
2 |
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answered | How to get the id of an input type using attribute |
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Apr
25 |
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Getting rid of 'new' operators for subcomponents objects added 420 characters in body |
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Apr
25 |
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Getting rid of 'new' operators for subcomponents objects This is a testing issue. Typically, I'm having a hard time testing behavior like : "when I click on the button, if the field is empty, there should be an error message". I can put the error handler in a separate method, and check what happens when I called the method, but how can and outsider test that my code is actually calling the method when the button is clicked ? In practice, that it is actually setting up the listeners right ? |
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Apr
18 |
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answered | RequireJs shim: how to prevent duplicate module names inside define() {...}? |
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Mar
26 |
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Strange behavior of uglifyed javascript code with string comparison @Bergi I would definitely not write this kind of code, it is buried inside a library (select2). I'm more interested into the different behavior (but the bug is so hard to reproduce that the patch might be completely unrelated, in the end...) |
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Mar
21 |
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Strange behavior of uglifyed javascript code with string comparison added 277 characters in body |
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Mar
21 |
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Strange behavior of uglifyed javascript code with string comparison I meant "a bug", I don't know if the specifics of the bugs are relevant - and to be honest, I can't easily reproduce it. All I know is that the patches changes the behavior, but I really have no clue how :) |
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Mar
20 |
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answered | JavaScript! window.onload = someFunction and window.onload = someFunction() |
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Mar
19 |
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asked | Strange behavior of uglifyed javascript code with string comparison |
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Mar
14 |
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why my variable "j" is undefined? Why do you have to define j globally here ? Is there another piece of code that could modify it ? |
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Mar
13 |
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awarded | Yearling |
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Mar
8 |
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Localhost running jquery twice? That looks not like jquery executing twice, but more like the jquery datatable plugin being run twice. Again, hard to say anything without some code... |
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Mar
8 |
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calling function inside a function in requirejs module javascript @koko yes, that's on purpose, that's why it's called private ... |
