We all know that we should test our code. Flutter makes this really easy with all of testing frameworks that are coming bundled with it. You can write unit tests, widget tests and UI test. Testing callbacks are particularly tiring. I bet you seen code like this many times, even more, if you are testing… Continue reading
At the time of writing it is already nine months since I’ve started my adventure with mobile app development and ReactNative in particular. Before that I’ve wrote an simple Android “stopwatch with reporting over email” app for Megaron. I’ve also wrote full blown iOS app in Swift for my startup, that didn’t went live, although… Continue reading
If you ever would like to run multiple WordPress installations on one NGINX server and sharing one domain name. Also you would like to have nice urls like /%catetgory%/%postnname%/ on both of them. You better do not do it in the root configuration block like this: location / { try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php?$args /another-nestetd-wp/index.php?$args; }… Continue reading
As always after the Gerrit User Summit, a Gerrit hackathon took place. This time it was a five days event (9-11 November 2015), where members of the Gerrit community could work together, fully focused on making Gerrit a better software. 2015 edition gathered 15 participants from various companies like Google, SAP, Sony Mobile, Qualcomm, OpenStack,… Continue reading
Gerrit submit rule is a set of conditions that needs to be fulfilled before change can be submitter (read merged) to given branch. By default there are only two simple conditions: Verified +1 (V+1) Code Review +2 (CR+2) First one means that change don’t break the build (or project integrity). This step can (and it… Continue reading