...dencies come from. Karma is just as useful for Integration Tests, where a group of source code units is tested together, with only some of their dependencies being mocked. It is important to remember that any dependency is by default provided from your source code modules (as long as those modules ...

...Wikipedia). It is about the probability of having 2 (or more) people from group of N people to have birthday on the same day in year. Which is analogical to probabily of 2 (or more) git commits from repository having N commits in total having the same hash prefix of length X. Look at the Probabili...

...ve developers a wide range of setup/teardown functionality at the class or group of classes level. This is in line with the answer from Geir Sagberg, and gives good skeleton implementation to illustrate what it should look like. https://xunit.github.io/docs/shared-context.html Collection Fixt...

..., and Read permission) and corresponds in that order to Owner (User), then Group, then Other permissions. So in short 644 would mean if written symbolicaly u=rw,og=r, that is readable to everyone but writable only by owner. The other digits on the left encode other information, like if it is a symli...

... @Tim A schema is just a namespace separating groups of tables, like folders are a namespace organizing files in a file system (except no nesting of schemas). Tables store your app’s data as attributes/columns by row. – Basil Bourque ...

...ings are meaningful). Perhaps one can look at the W3C data binding working group that lists several data binding tools which are in the public domain and were used for testing and reporting (full disclosure: I am not affiliated with CodeSynthesis, I've helped gsoap listed with the W3C tools). ...

...y named private interface nested in a class file are also good practice to group all your private constants rather than scatter them all over the file. share | improve this answer | ...

...defining our routes. express.Router() is use multiple times to define groups of routes. route used as middleware to process requests. route used as middleware to validate parameters using ".param()". app.route() used as a shortcut to the Router to define multiple requests on a ro...

... input. Why? Because it’s typically much easier to enter the digits in groups, similar to how they’re displayed on the front of an actual credit card, i.e. 4444 4444 4444 4444 is much easier to enter correctly than 4444444444444444 There’s really no benefit in chastising the user becau...

...onsider Perl 5, since Perl 6 is still under development. Some differences, grouped roughly by subject: Perl has native regular expression support, including regexp literals. PHP uses Perl's regexp functions as an extension. Perl has quite a few more operators, including matching (=~, !~), quote-li...