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Emil Ong in Haus Engineering Blog

Oct 17, 2016

Automating browser tests in CircleCI

At Haus, our main product is a web application with a single-page (SPA) frontend and RESTful…

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Emil Ong in Haus Engineering Blog

Oct 14, 2016

Stupid ES6 tricks

Here are a few ES6 techniques that aren’t really tricks, just exploiting some of the new syntax either to reduce code, improve…

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Emil Ong in Haus Engineering Blog

May 18, 2016

So you’ve screwed up your Redux store — or, why Redux makes refactoring easy

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Emil Ong in Haus Engineering Blog

May 6, 2016

Using more const and making const more constant

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Emil Ong in Haus Engineering Blog

May 26, 2016

Rendering Backend Requests with React

One common pattern that I’ve come across in building a React app is having a page or part of…

Emil Ong in Haus Engineering Blog

Apr 11, 2016

State callbacks in React

This a very quick post to highlight a feature in React that is frequently overlooked (at least by me 😊). The setState(), replaceState(), and forceUpdate() methods of React.Component all take an optional callback function that is called when a state “transaction” is completed. Note…

Emil Ong in Haus Engineering Blog

Apr 7, 2016

Connecting Redux to your API

I started using Redux last summer and one of the first things I needed to do was connect it to a backend. The…

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Emil Ong in Haus Engineering Blog

Mar 30, 2016

Declarative Dependencies for Unit Testing Node.JS Services

As a former Rails & Java developer and a relatively new server-side Javascript developer, there are many things I love about my new environment, but a number of things I have missed as well. As a fan of TDD and unit testing in…

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