In this post I will show you how to write an automated unit test in Angular using the Jasmine\Karma framework to assert the correct array element has been deleted. The Unit Test will use the Arrange, Act and Assert (AAA) Pattern and to keep the post on focused on the unit test code, I do […]
If you have not watched Rich Hickey’s talk on Hammock Driven Development you should do so now. I’ll wait right here whilst you do. Great talk wasn’t it? Although delivered ten years ago, many of the problems Rich describes I still encounter today so in this post I will discuss the key points from the […]
After watching and coding along to Deborah Kurata’s superb Pluralsight course on Angular Routing. I needed a place where I could practise some of the things I had learnt. So using the Chuck Norris API I built an app, which you can find on GitHub, where I have tried to cram in as many routing […]
Scott Hanselman has been releasing YouTube tutorials under a collective heading “Computer Stuff They Didn’t Teach You” and a number of these have been on Git. If you are just starting out with Git or even if you have been using Git for a while I recommend checking them out. Why? Scott is a fantastic […]
Recently I needed to perform some housekeeping on a Windows folder. Part of this work required that the filenames be in lowercase. I know, in a usually case insensitive Operating System but bear with me. A search found this answer on Stackoverflow. dir <<YOUR FOLDER HERE>> -r | % { if ($_.Name -cne $_.Name.ToLower()) { […]
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