@ShadowTheKidWizard I assumed the link on "Imagine that this is the desired interaction. Using outside-in TDD you write the following test:"? The one that redirects to Plural Sight?
*redirects to the online course about outside-in TTD on Plural Sight
I've made a Pluralsight training course for users of my open source library, as a resource to help answer in detail lots of the most commonly asked questions. You do however need to be a Pluralsight subscriber to watch it which isn't free and I get a small royalty cut when people do watch it.
If...
Since we're not going to your reviewing tasks for you, what are you thinking and why are you not sure?
(also, you might have more luck in a general Stack Overflow chatroom for SO specific things, the advice you may get here may apply but may also miss something specific to that site: it will be generic general advice)
@GrafiCode I can't tell you what to do, but I've voted to reject as "no improvement".
Seeking advise for suggested edits review is slippery, each reviewer has their own opinions, and that's fine. No written rules.
Anyway, in this specific case, it's doesn't really matter if it's from the CSS or not, the idea and the meaning are still exactly the same.
@Tinkeringbell well, we happen to have lots of people here with programming background, so guess it's fine. Of course not invite them all and flood, but once in a while like this one should be fine, and nice diversion from our usual discussions here. ;)
(or lack of discussions.... :]])
This reminds me, @M.A.R. what you think of Israel's election results?
@tripleee can we use Smokey to watch users without blacklist them? I mean notify me when a user post something, but not report it as spam.
Likely not, but worth asking. :)
This one posted a "question" advertising his iOS app, but self deleted before I could flag as spam.
Since it's iOS app for SE, meant to replace the official dead app, it's in the gray zone, but still, for me it's spam.
@ShadowTheKidWizard Still think we shouldn't be doing other users reviews for them, but whatever.
It's really not that much of an effort to ask to learn how to get to the right answer yourself, instead of asking directly for the answer. And the former is way more useful, teach a man to fish and all that
I come from a generation and people that find elections more and more a ridiculous masquerade
Western Europe or Chechnya, the representatives don't represent the wishes of the people. Sometimes a miss is as good as a mile.
@ShadowTheKidWizard some people actually need to do that? Well, I actually tend to take moderate care of my body, handle the leakages, reboot the systems, that sort of thing, and the living part takes care of itself
