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Runscope is a cloud based service that allows you to inspect the requests to and responses from a web API. It also does testing and measurement of API performance.
Disclaimer: I work for Runscope.
Don't abuse regex!
If you are testing for single strings, test for single strings.
Since JavaScript doesn't have a built in replaceAll method (yet) for strings, you can make your own:
String.prototype.replaceAll = function(find, replace) {
return this.split(find).join(replace);
};
Then j...
a del vote O_O
Well, I don't want it gone, I've made hundreds of reps from it
Assume we have 5 major browser vendors:
Mozilla - Mozilla Firefox, Firefox for Android
Google - Google Chrome, Android Browser, Chrome for Android
Apple - Safari, iOS Safari
Microsoft - IE
Opera - Opera, Opera Mini, Opera Mobile
I know there are different Web standards and I asked recently wh...
If I'm mistaken with the choice of Stack Exchange site why not move the question to another Stack Exchacnge site? I propose to have such functionality.
Look if that was a forum, moderators could just point to the right forum branch or thread or move the thread to the right branch by themselves....
Runscope is a cloud based service that allows you to inspect the requests to and responses from a web API. It also does testing and measurement of API performance.
Disclaimer: I work for Runscope.
Don't abuse regex!
If you are testing for single strings, test for single strings.
Since JavaScript doesn't have a built in replaceAll method (yet) for strings, you can make your own:
String.prototype.replaceAll = function(find, replace) {
return this.split(find).join(replace);
};
Then j...
