Simon Wade simonexmachina

Client QA

jtribe will move cards into the Client QA column when a build has been deployed and is ready for you to test. You can subscribe to this list so that you're alerted when new cards are ready for QA.

When you're ready to perform the QA, make sure that you've got the latest build:

iOS: you will receive a TestFlight notification when the new build is ready, use this to update the app
Android: you will have received an email invitation to become an Alpha tester at the start of these

I have a number of work and non-work-related podcasts this week:

JavaScript Jabber - The Evolution of Flux Libraries with Andrew Clark and Dan Abramov

A good interview with the authors of two Flux implementations: Flummox and Redux. Both of whom suggest that Redux is the ultimate Flux implementation, disposing of unnecessary concepts and leveraging the idea of "reducers" from Elm

Dan and Andrew's "super awesome, helpful document that they made for the show during preparation" (recommended reading)
For anyone interested Dan Abromov posted a complete implementation of Redux which is < 100 LOC. Worthwhile reading showing some awesome functional-style code that achieves so much in so little.

Ted Radio Hour - Simply Happy

Franq Change Notifications

Server-side

On PUT, POST or DELETE to an API endpoint:

Get the next tid counter value from Redis
Emit an event in the changes channel of Socket.io:

{ name: 'create|update|delete',

	import java.util.Map;

	public class Test {
	public static void main (String[] args) {
	Map<String, String> env = System.getenv();
	String envName = "ANDROID_HOME";
	System.out.format("%s=%s%n", envName, env.get(envName));
	}
	}

	bundle exec match appstore --readonly

	+----------------+--------------------------------------------+
	\| Summary for match 0.2.4 \|
	+----------------+--------------------------------------------+
	\| git_url \| [email protected]:jtribe/bwf-certificates.git \|
	\| type \| appstore \|
	\| app_identifier \| org.bwfbadminton.ShuttleTime \|
	\| username \| [email protected] \|
	\| keychain_name \| login.keychain \|

	# you can run this using:
	# curl -o- https://gist.githubusercontent.com/aexmachina/8608764bfb56c4e244b0/raw/e53953bfb97993059661daf623579763ccc95f03/mergepbx-setup.sh \| bash
	set -o errexit # exit on most errors

	brew install mergepbx
	git config --global merge.mergepbx.name "XCode project files merger"
	git config --global merge.mergepbx.driver "mergepbx %O %A %B"
	git config --global core.attributesfile ~/.gitattributes
	echo '*.pbxproj merge=mergepbx' >> ~/.gitattributes

	## Build generated
	build/
	DerivedData
	build.xcarchive

	## Various settings
	*.pbxuser
	!default.pbxuser
	*.mode1v3
	!default.mode1v3

	Em.computed.map = function(key, callback) {
	return Em.computed(key + '.[]', function() {
	return Em.get(this, key).map(callback.bind(this));
	});
	};

	Em.computed.mapBy = function(key, property) {
	return Em.computed(key + '.@each.' + property, function() {
	return Em.get(this, key).mapBy(property);
	});