January 15th, 2009 – by Kris Zyp
Persevere‘s latest release includes new functionality for creating clean, organized application directory structures, complete with a testing framework. Persevere now has an improved set of command-line options including a server generator, which makes it easy to build an application server directory that can be version controlled separately from the Persevere core files. The new server structure also includes a mechanism for building unit tests for Persevere.
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Tags: Persevere, testing
Posted in JavaScript, Persevere | 2 Comments
July 1st, 2008 – by mwilcox
I was doing some research on script loading speed tests. Each script load required the page to be refreshed, making it difficult to log the time to Firebug and get an average. It was certainly too much trouble to write some PHP scripts and connect to a database; and possibly even worse would be having to pull out a pencil and paper and write the times down. I’m not even sure I have a pencil.
The obvious solution was to write the data to a cookie. I also thought the solution was universal enough to blog about so others could use it too.
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Tags: podo, testing, timer
Posted in Dojo, Performance, ajax, debugging | No Comments
