For its first year, the Js-Republic consultants treated themselves to a visit to the Best Of Web conference. This conference, dedicated to web technologies and JavaScript, took place on Thursday, June 9th and Friday, June 10th at the Grande Crypte in Paris. Here are a few talks… Read the article
Introduction This article is a follow up of https://www.ux-republic.com/introduction-to-nightwatch-for-lightning-acceptance-tests/ Nighwatch in a team with multiple Operating systems In the real world, you may encounter a team running several OSes: Windows, MacOS, Linux, etc. When you want to run an acceptance test, it must be … Read the article
After the last post , I continued my Nightwatch exploration with the Page Objects and the command production.
Following last week's article , I continue my Nightwatch exploration with Object Pages, and the execution of commands.
Since a few months, developers are wondering what should be used for their acceptance tests in a new project. CasperJS Team hasn't released any update for a long time. Protractor never really convinced the Angular community, therefore it does not seem to be a solid solution. Fortunately, the JS community came to the rescue! Here comes Nightwatch (no, it's not related to Game Of Thrones …)
For the past few months, developers have been wondering what to use for acceptance testing in new projects. With CasperJS not having released a new version in a long time and Protractor never really proving successful for Angular projects, the landscape seemed rather barren in terms of a solid solution. But that was without considering the community that created Nightwatch (no, not the same ones as in Game of Thrones…)
We started last week translating an article on best practices in React.js in 2016. Here is the rest…
The Web Audio API allows you to play, manipulate, and synthesize sound within a web application. Generally speaking, you can work with three different objects: sources, effect filters, and the analyzer. Sources can be any audio source… Read the article
Today, I'd like to address a very common, even almost systematic, bad habit among many developers: systematically embedding jQuery in their projects. Often, the only use it makes is for manipulating the DOM, or even just querying DOM nodes. In other words: the developer uses jQuery to… Read the article
2015 was the year of React, with tons of new releases and conferences dedicated to the topic all over the world. For a detailed list of key dates from last year, check out the React 2015 Wrap Up. The most interesting question of… Read the article