Erick Fleming efleming969

general

docker run modes

foreground vs background (detached)
iteractive tty option

simple hello world

docker run ubuntu:14.04 echo 'hello world'

Agile Engineering Requirements

Git

github for windows (https://windows.github.com/)
github for mac (https://mac.github.com/)
SmartGit
SourceTree (https://www.atlassian.com/software/sourcetree/overview)

Nodejs

Continuous Delivery

Feedback is one of the key tenants of Agile software development. We emphasize the need for creating tight feedback loops in order to steer our efforts in the "right" direction and to ensure that the customer is getting what they need.

There are many practices within the software engineering community and specifically within the Agile community, that can help facilitate these shorter freedback cycles. "Continuous Delivery" is one such practice that can enable quick feedback at any point in the development process and is typically a penultimate sign of a well functioning team.

Significant credit for starting the "Continuous Delivery" movement can be attributed to Jez Humble, Chris Read, and Dan North for their 2006 article "The Deployment Production Line" where they layout the core concepts and benefits of deploying working software with "a single push of a button". I'll leave the historical details as an exercise for the reader.

The definition of "Continous Delivery", however, is qui

Some General Concepts

"Trust" in the test suite is an absolute must
The practice is more important than the tools
The ops department should be responsible for providing a PaaS, this will allow the development team to be responsible for the bulk of the delivery

	var expect = chai.expect;

	describe( 'test double examples', function () {

	it ( 'should calculate the proper value', function () {

	var ds = new DataService();
	var x = new Foo( ds );

	sinon.stub( ds, "lookupMultiplier" ).returns( 2 );

	package example;

	import java.util.*;
	import java.io.*;

	import static org.junit.Assert.*;
	import static org.mockito.Mockito.*;

	import org.junit.*;
	import org.junit.rules.*;

	<script src="vendor/jquery.js"></script>
	<style>
	#ball {
	position: relative;
	top: 290px;
	}

	#lane {
	position: relative;
	height: 300px;

	var v = React.DOM

	var RadioOptions = React.createClass
	( { render: render
	, handleClick: handleClick
	}
	)

	var props =
	{ name: "uniqueName"

	webkitIndexedDB.webkitGetDatabaseNames ().onsuccess =
	function ( x, y ) {
	console.log ( indexedDB.deleteDatabase ( x.target.result[1] ) )
	}