Contents tagged with JavaScript
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Writing E-2-E tests for AngularJS using Protractor
This is a continuation of my post on Some advanced AngularJS concepts. This video focuses on writing and debugging end-to-end tests on AngularJS using Protractor.
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Some advanced AngularJS concepts
Code sample used in the session.
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JavaScript / jQuery some advanced topics
In this session, we will talk about some of the advanced topics of JavaScript and jQuery.
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Testing JavaScript with QUnit
In this session, we will take a look at how to use QUnit to write unit tests for your JavaScript code.
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Getting to know AngularJS
I did a session to my colleagues and wanted to share with all of you. Some parts have been edited out as per company policy.
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Using QUnit for JavaScript unit test and BlanketJS for code coverage
I recently started using QUnit for unit testing JS code and I’m really impressed with it. I’m sure Jasmine framework is equally good, but I picked up QUnit because none of the languages/frameworks I have learned so far have the letter ‘Q’ in them!!
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Seeing the events attached to a DOM element
There is a difference among jQuery versions when it comes to reading the events attached to a DOM element. Let’s start with the pre-1.8 version.
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Knowing your Metro Style App package details
<strong>This article is written on a pre-release version. Things mentioned below are bound to change in future releases.</strong>
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Obtaining screen resolution scale details in Windows 8 Metro Style App
If you want to know the current screen resolution and the pixels per inch (PPI) scale that your app is having to deal with on any device, use ResolutionScale.
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Accessing files on local machine in Windows 8 Metro Style Apps using JavaScript and HTML5
This article is written on pre-release version of the software and is subject to change in future release.