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Author of another CSS regression testing tool here which doesn't depend on your full web app being up and running (which is the default for WebDriver and friends). I'd be seriously…

"github-backup [...] backs up everything GitHub publishes about the repository, including branches, tags, other forks, issues, comments, wikis, milestones, pull requests, watchers,…

Great to see more data-driven approaches for optimising builds. Erik has written a bit about his approaches in the past [1] and Graham [2] and I [3] are both currently trying diffe…

https://www.npmjs.com/package/rasterizehtml renders HTML into the browser's canvas.

Yet another grid implementation that requires jQuery. My last search on responsive grids (June 2015) has not turned up anything without jQuery. That would be a cool new "feature", …

Alternatively for RSpec and friends there's https://github.com/grosser/parallel_tests . Works without a centralised server.

PhantomJS, SlimerJS or Selenium? Selenium if you want to support all browsers, including mobile. PhantomJS if you want a performant and easy solution. SlimerJS if you want PhantomJ…

One quick tip if you're torn between SlimeJS and PhantomJS, do either of them or both at the same time, they expose the same* API. * with minor changes, as documented with SlimerJS…

A few years back I started to work on a Python library around Chinese called cjklib ( https://pypi.python.org/pypi/cjklib ). The intention was to facilitate the creation of Open So…

I disagree with what I think this picture implies. That is shielding the developer from interaction makes him/her more productive. In contrary, interruption and conversation belong…

It looks like it's fixed to QUnit for now (configuration allows for a test.html file). No Jasmine then. There is configuration for scripts, pre/post build and test phases. Unsure h…

I am using impress.js for all my presentations: http://bartaz.github.io/impress.js/

aemkei delivered an awesome presentation yesterday at JSConf EU. This was his final slide.

Here is a project that gathers all available solutions around CSS testing: http://csste.st

Starts with a good set of things everybody might need, and then quickly trails off into an opinionated set of rather random things

Why does Object.prototype keep making it on those lists? Hands up please if you have used inheritance in JS (or any language) lately.

Sourcing the files from other servers solved that for me. I am still thinking in terms of a locked down jsfiddle I guess.

Copy pasting huge amount of JS libraries does not seem to work for me. Is there a way of uploading files from my local hard drive?

I am currently trying to set up a demo for a project, and a simple 'plug and play' would be great.

All the examples in the README point to the use around using this and new. I try following the Crockford school and thus hardly use any of them. So I ask myself whether this plugin…

Nice work. I'd like to see more projects around public data. Especially as mashups could potentially add much benefit on a otherwise narrow source. Also kudos to TfL for providing …

I started using it last week to calculate a fingerprint of a set of files ( http://cburgmer.github.com/csscritic/ )

Seriously, PHP? Integrating that into your favorite editor? Anyways. A tool to help you have clean CSS sounds cool.