Testing Your Style With ESLint and Mocha
I’ve been working on a front-end application that uses ESLint for linting and Mocha as our testing framework. We’ve tried a few solutions to integrate linting into our workflow but it can easily be ignored. To make sure linting errors were given the attention they deserved we decided to turn linting errors into test failures. Generating tests ESLint provides all the tools we need to lint our files
Replace CoffeeScript with ES6
I’ve been looking into ES6, the next version of JavaScript, and finally got a chance to use it on a project. In the brief amount of time I was able to use it I’ve found that it solves a lot of the problems that CoffeeScript is trying to solve without drastic syntax changes. Using ES6 Today We can start using ES6 today through the 6to5 project which transpiles our ES6 code into ES5. 6to5 supports a
Test Driving iOS - A Primer
In case you missed it, our own Britt Ballard (a fellow native Texan) published a fantastic post in our Back to Basics series on test-first methodology. My only issue with it is that the entire post is written in this super obscure language called Ruby! So I wanted to take a look at the same methodology from the point of view of an iOS developer, in tried and true Objective-C. Our desired code We w
Module Pattern in JavaScript and CoffeeScript
One of the shortcomings of JavaScript objects is the lack of support for private members. The ability to create private members makes external APIs more meaningful and helps keep code more manageable and DRY. The Module Pattern, pioneered by Douglas Crockford while building the YUI library, is a mechanism that allows for creating public and private members in JavaScript. This post looks at the pat
Designing for iOS: Taming UIButton
Note: While the techniques outlined in this article are still applicable, the iOS design landscape has changed since iOS 7, making a lot of them superfluous. If you want to take a fresher look at designing a custom iOS button using Xcode and Swift, check out the new Building iOS Interfaces series. Regardless of the platform you are designing for, getting familiar with its technologies and framewor
How To Write A Great README
Leadership is often defined as having the ability to make others want to do what it is that you would like them to do. You want people to want to use your software, and often their first introduction will be through the README in the source code or on the project’s GitHub page. The Basics There are of course components to a technical document that make it more effective. Describe what it is that y
Xcode and git: bridging the gap
Apple integrated git into Xcode 4 in 2011 much to the relief of iOS developers everywhere. Unfortunately when collaborating on projects with multiple developers, Xcode and git can still seem miles apart. Here are some ways that we can bridge the gap. .gitignore The first adjustment is to tell git to ignore certain files generated by the OS X Finder and Xcode, artifacts from the build process and a
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