Note: It's been a while since I originally wrote this. Nowadays I use WebdriverIO and WebdriverCSS. If you're interested in learning those tools, I've got a free short course available at http://learn.visualregressiontesting.com Over the past four years, I've learned the hard way about how painful it can… Continue Reading 'Easy UI Regression Testing with Wraith and TravisCI'
One of the biggest values I get from working on side projects is the unexpected discoveries made that can be applied to my full-time job. This is one of the reasons I've stopped caring so much about "completing" these projects and instead have focused on simply enjoying the… Continue Reading 'Resolving Data in Angular'
Recently I’ve been doing some work on a set of AngularJS component (directives, services, etc) and I’d like them to be available in Bower. There are plenty of guides out there on installing Bower components, but I couldn’t find many on creating, registering and updating your own… Continue Reading 'Publishing Bower Components'
Note: It's been a while since I originally wrote this. Nowadays I use WebdriverIO and WebdriverCSS. If you're interested in learning those tools, I've got a free short course available if you're interested This past October I gave a presentation at the wonderful CSS Dev Conf about CSS and regression… Continue Reading 'Regression Testing and CSS'
Building Impressive Presentations with Impress.js In June I was asked to review a new book on Impress.js, the fun little presentation framework I’ve used in a few of my presentations. Here’s the review: —- First off, it’s great to see an entire book dedicated to… Continue Reading 'Building Impressive Presentations with Impress.js'
I’ve been starting to work with Normalize.css, and while I love the idea and all the work done, I have a point of contention with it. The problem is this: associating heading levels with a particular style doesn’t scale. This lack of scaling can result in accessibility… Continue Reading 'Normalize.css and Default Heading Styles'