API Testing with Postman
Postman is a great tool for prototyping APIs, and it also has some powerful testing features. Mike shares how to integrate Postman’s tests into your build automation to make things really take off.
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Case Study: Wonderful Machine Responsive Website Redesign
Intentional planning, smart design, and a lot of collaboration created a powerful redesign that is already providing big results for Wonderful Machine.
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Email Lab: A Starter Kit for HTML Emails
Coding emails can be a long, daunting, inlining-all-day process. Nathan shares a new open-source project that uses Grunt, Sass, Handlebars, and Assemble to let you building emails faster, easier, and with less stress. Meet Email Lab.
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Code Quality Tools
Writing tests is great, but how do you really make them useful? Rob shares how CircleCI and Code Climate have given us the tools we need to better use our test results.
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Composable JS
You can use modular, composable components to create your own development styleguide.
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We Heart Good Tools: An Update on Our Build Process
We’re Gulping Grunt and also using libsass with some other fun tools. Adam shares what our current build process looks like.
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Take Control of Your Commit History
Constructing clean commit histories just got a lot easier with Git Poooosh.
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Atomic Commits with Git
You know atomic commits are the way to go, but you struggle making them happen with Git. Nathan shares a simple, step-by-step way to create atomic commits in the command line.
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I Wanna Go Fast! Testing Your Frontend Code.
The great Ricky Bobby in Talladega Nights wanted to go fast, and you do too. Daniel shares how you can use Gulp to run both unit tests and integration tests separately and asynchronously to get the fastest run out of your test suite.
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HTTP Response Handling in Vanilla Ruby
Vanilla can be delicious, especially when you learn to make Ruby expressive and flexible simply by following good object-oriented programming practices. Mike shares a method for handling HTTP responses in Ruby’s ‘net/http’ library.
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