Jamie Ly

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Programming Tools

There are 6 posts filed in Programming Tools.

Detecting a Table Cell Checkmark with Frank Cucumber

Frank allows you to test native iOS applications using Cucumber. I’m pretty comfortable with Cucumber already from work with Rails, so I have been excited to try Frank out. It works by compiling your native application with an HTTP Server that your tests interact with to inspect the state of your application. It includes another […]

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Commands of the Week 20120521

Using less with colorized output I use the colordiff command-line program to colorize diff output from diff/svn. I ran into a particularly long diff and tried to use less to read it. The less output was missing all the color. Using the -R option fixes that. -R Repaint the screen, discarding any buffered input. Useful […]

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How to setup recording via HTTP Proxy using JMeter

Here’s a screencast I recorded showing how to setup an HTTP Proxy to record JMeter samples.

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Space Invaders Using Unity

I don’t have much time for a post, so I just wanted to post an assignment I completed for CIS 564 – Game Design, which was to implement a classic game using the Unity Game Engine. Source is available upon request, and here’s a link to the a web version (Unity Player is required). It […]

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ColdFusion Cheatsheet DateFormat TimeFormat

This is the start of a ColdFusion Cheatsheet. It contains mask options for DateFormat and TimeFormat. I plan to add to it as I find the need. ColdFusion Cheatsheet v0.001

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Eclipse Dual Horizontal Window Editing

Here’s a method to setup dual-screen editing in eclipse. First, follow the instructions here to setup multiple editor windows: //addisu.taddese.com/blog/split-windowview-using-eclipse/ Basically, you select Window > New Editor, which will open the currently selected file again. You may have trouble at first, because it will be easier to create a vertical window than a horizontal. Drag […]

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