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The common SVN statuses cheatsheet

U: Working file was updated
G: Changes on the repo were automatically merged into the working copy
M: Working copy is modified
C: This file conflicts with the version in the repo
?: This file is not under version control
!: This file is under version control but is missing or incomplete
A: This file will be added to version control (after commit)
A+: This file will be moved (after commit)

Running Protractor Headless with Docker

Setting up Docker

1st Docker: Selenium Webdriver

This docker image is a Selenium Webdriver server where our specs will be directed against. It contains the Firefox and Chrome to run our specs headless. It also provides us VNC access to check what is going on the browser.

$ docker run --rm --net="host" -e VNC_PASSWORD=pancakes elgalu/selenium:v2.45.0-ssh3

Benchmarking AngularJS performance

Things to optmize

Use one-time-bind on expressions ( {{::value}} )
Replace $scope.$apply() with $scope.$digest() whenever possible
Move filters to controllers

Measuring Watch list

To get the total watchers on the current page, you can run this script on the browser console:

Resources for Angular TDD

https://coderwall.com/p/u720zq/angular-unit-testing-with-jasmine

Updating all submodules after clonning your vim files

git submodule update --init --recursive

Testing an Angular $resource factory

This is an example of how to test an Angular Resource created with $resource.

Live Demo

Important take aways:

Do not mock $resource. Instead, you can use the resource's methods and assert that it is making the right API call. By doing that you can later change the implementation (for example for replace $resource for Angular Cached Resource) without needing toi go change all previous tests.
When intercepting the response of a custom method, do not transform the response string into json yourself. When you use the transformResponse action property of a $resource, you replace the default angular parser that is transforming backend response from string to JSON. It has some logic to ensure that the response is a JSON and can be parsed securely. You can use it by injecting $http into your factory and using `$http.defaults.transformRespon

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	# Testing an Angular $resource factory
	#angular #medium

	Learn from live example how to test a $resource factory. What to test? What /not/ to test? When to use $resource? These questions will be answered here.

	[DEMO LINK](https://gist.run/?id=38949509eed11e6c1527218385579f80)

	Let's start with a brief review.

	## What is $resource and when to use it?

	// Use Gists to store code you would like to remember later on
	console.log(window); // log the "window" object to the console