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larsthorup

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    https://www.fullstackagile.eu/blog/ I mostly blog about JavaScript techniques and testing techniques, often focused on performance.

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    Comment #24374105

    Yes, using #feature:name=value. This makes it easy to share a URL to someone who wants to test a not yet enabled feature

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    Comment #24362278

    Should you use a tool at all? One code file with the flags, and a small piece of router middleware that allows the URL to override the value of flags, and then just if statements. …

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    Comment #20262583

    Doesn't appear to work for us

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    Comment #13589187

    I did an experiment with the Chrome Debugging Protocol the other day. It allowed me to write and run acceptance tests in pure JavaScript with no Selenium, Java or binaries (except …

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    Comment #12628895

    I have recently ventured into auto-mocking, see http://zealake.com/2015/01/05/unit-test-your-service-integra... , which allows me to run super fast unit-tests, that are really doin…

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    Comment #10648760

    In Denmark, our MobilePay system is often used to provide cash between strangers when needed.

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    You are right, and I considered adding that question as well. JavaScript has so many quirks that it's very tempting to use a transpiler. However I do not have any experience with t…

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    Comment #5758787

    I write JavaScript unit tests using QUnit on one project and Jasmine on another. I can run thoses tests in a browser when debugging, and from the command line for continuous integr…

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    Comment #1756595

    I'd like to see customer involvement much earlier. You could start out solving a specific problem for a customer who will pay you to do it. If that particular problem seems to be r…

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    Comment #354838

    I don't know if I should smile because this is a nice example of how to find a simple and pragmatic solution to some problem you have. Or if I should cry over all the bugs they are…