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How to Diff Two Xcode Targets - Developing on Staxmanade
http://staxmanade.com/2015/02/how-to-diff-two-xcode-targets
How to Diff Two Xcode Targets. If you've ever used different Xcode targets to manage different version or clones of a similar app and then had to debug why one target builds while another doesn't, finding a way to diff two targets was always challenging. Sometimes it's because you forgot to check a box including a new class in multiple targets, or maybe you've integrated a new framework with. But forgot to include the framework reference in the Build Phases for. Install it with npm. How to use it? If you...
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Build Command with Auditory Feedback - Developing on Staxmanade
http://staxmanade.com/2015/02/build-command-with-auditory-feedback
Build Command with Auditory Feedback. Here's a short and fun little ditty I'm going to throw up here so I can find it later. Because why would I try to memorize something so simple when I can put it here and share with you all? My Builds Are Speaking to Me. Running this command from my Mac command line window gives a nice audio feedback when builds are complete. Gulp & say 'super! Say what the what? While doing some project work on my Mac lately I'm in the situation where I am constantly running. Whats c...
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DefinitelyTyped TypeScript definitions now on NuGet - Developing on Staxmanade
http://staxmanade.com/2013/02/definitelytyped-typescript-definitions
DefinitelyTyped TypeScript definitions now on NuGet. I recently started playing with TypeScript. On an asp.net MVC web application. We're leveraging some third party js libraries and found the type definition files over at DefinitelyTyped. A huge help when dealing with libraries not originally written in TypeScript. The first thing I tried to do was add them via NuGet. So I took on the task. Created a PowerShell script. To automate publishing and synchronize changes to the DefinitelyTyped repo up to NuGet.
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rake, psake, grunt, gulp, jake, make, cake, brunch, ant, bash, maven, or fabric. as long as you putOnAHelmet - Developing on Staxmanade
http://staxmanade.com/2014/03/rake-psake-grunt-gulp-jake-make-cake
Rake, psake, grunt, gulp, jake, make, cake, brunch, ant, bash, maven, or fabric. as long as you putOnAHelmet. A standard task I began placing in my projects lately is one that easily integrates with my build tool of choice (rake, psake, etc…) and when run, installs a git pre-commit hook into my local copy of the repo that will run tests before code is committ. I’ve fancied calling the task. Come checkout a small little github repo. Hope others find this useful! Posted by Jason Jarrett. Don't miss a post.
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Blog Archive - Developing on Staxmanade
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Run Multiple Docker Environments (qa, stage, prod) from the Same docker-compose File. Easily simulate slow async calls using JavaScript async/await. One Programmers Letter to his Wife. Reusable React Component with Overridable Inline CSS Styles. Strange error on docker-compose up: oci runtime error: exec format error. How to Get Environment Variables Passed Through docker-compose to the Containers. Configuring Git to Use Different Name and Email Depending on Folder Context. TvOS Simulator Remote - Keyboa...
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How to Remove Files in Git that Should Have Been Ignored - Developing on Staxmanade
http://staxmanade.com/2015/02/how-to-remove-files-in-git-that-should-have-been-ignored
How to Remove Files in Git that Should Have Been Ignored. I sometimes come upon existing applications that use Git. Where files were added to the repository that should have originally been ignored. Sometimes this is because the. File is missing, or because certain rules were not include that probably should have been from the start. There are ways in. To completely rewrite history to remove all traces. Of the file, however most of the time, it's good to leave a commit saying. Create a well meaning.
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Starting to build an Xbox One Podcast Player - Developing on Staxmanade
http://staxmanade.com/2015/03/starting-to-build-an-xbox-one-podcast-player
Starting to build an Xbox One Podcast Player. I'm writing this email to announce an early sneak peek into a project I've recently started to put some of my free time towards. Here's a preview from a small landing page. I've recently put together. If you, like myself, felt like the Xbox One platform was missing an essential Podcast player app, then you have come to the right place. Have any interest in following along with me in this journey? At the bottom of this page. Posted by Jason Jarrett.
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In-App Unit Tests - Developing on Staxmanade
http://staxmanade.com/2015/03/in-app-unit-tests
How often do you run your unit tests? Do you even have a test project? Is running your test suite automatic or does it only run when you choose to run them? If the latter is true, then how often do you run them? For most, running tests is a simple command line tool like. Or a builtin function in your IDE. You may even have your system covered by a Continuous Integration server, or if you want to catch issues earlier possibly even a git pre-commit hook. This is not a new idea, nor terribly unique, but I'v...
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Debugging iOS AutoLayout Issues - Developing on Staxmanade
http://staxmanade.com/2015/06/debugging-ios-autolayout-issues
Debugging iOS AutoLayout Issues. This tip may not be news to you, but it was to me so I'll put this up here to help you, but more to help myself when I get stuck down the road and forget how to do this. I just stumbled upon a way to help when debugging and diagnosing issues around ambiguous auto layout constraints (you know the kind where iOS just picks the one it feels like to remove? Today I was researching why I was receiving the following output in my debugger console:. Following list is one. Now, I ...
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Running in-app mocha tests within WinJS - Developing on Staxmanade
http://staxmanade.com/2015/05/running-in-app-mocha-tests-within-winjs
Running in-app mocha tests within WinJS. I described a while back a scenario about running in-app unit tests. So if you'd like some background on the subject have a look there before reading here. This post is going to give some specifics about how to run MochaJS. Tests within a Microsoft Windows JavaScript application (WinJS). File and the ability to add. You can acquire the mocha library however you want, Bower. Or download it manually from the site ( mochajs.org. Reference Mocha Within Project and App.
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