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Last active December 12, 2015 23:09

Collaborative Writing

Today you are going to write a short story but unfortunately, because of time constraints, you’ll need to enlist the help of your teammates.

Everyone in the group is going to clone this repository and one by one each of you will write the next sentence. In the end you will have a story that starts off with the sentence we give you and finishes with what you and your group writes.

This assignment is going to teach you how to collaborate on GitHub. This means cloning a repository, pulling the changes that other people have made, and pushing your changes up. You might even come across merge conflicts.

Assignment

  1. Everyone in the group clones this repository.
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alessbell / gist:349132212697b113d3e9
Created January 20, 2015 20:37
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alessbell / gist:104d1c3d8bd158441c60
Last active July 29, 2021 22:16
Montreal

Montreal

Eat

  1. Depanneur le Pick Up: great pulled pork and vegetarian friendly in little italy
  2. Aux Vivres: is a vegetarian restaurant
  3. Moishes: one of the better steakhouses in montreal
  4. Shwartz's: the famous smoked meat spot
  5. St.Viateur or Fairmont bagel: little bit of a rivalry between these two bagel spots, really they taste the same and are equally good.
  6. Bistro Lustucru. Nice restaurant on Laurier that is worth it for their raw bar. I suggest you dine only with their raw bar menu, and share 4-6 options with someone else to be able to taste as much as possible.
  7. Leméac. Fancy French restaurant, but they have a more affordable menu after 10pm, and it's totally worth the wait!
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Last active August 29, 2015 14:10
The Things I Learned Writing Jasmine Tests

Lessons From Writing Jasmine Tests

##Introduction

First, if it’s a Django/Flask project, use jasmine-py! It will (mostly) make your life easier. Run pip install jasmine and initialize a project using jasmine-install: a dedicated spec directory will be created for you, and a YAML configuration file will be created. This is an important difference between jasmine-py and non-py-flavouroured-jasmine: outside of django/flask projects, Jasmine runs the specs from a SpecRunner.html file, where you're expected to include links to your specs in the <head> tags. In jasmine-py, jasmine.yml handles your source files and specs.

This is important to note because, if you choose to use Jamsine extensions like jasmine-jquery which allows simpler testing of jQuery elements, be sure to include it in jasmine.yml.

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