Alan Hemmings's repositories
gunit
Goblin-Unit, is Goblinfactory's open source low ceremony zero dependency cross platform, specifically mobile (android), testing library. It includes a fluent `Verify` object comparer syntax similar to fluentassertions to be used to aid comprehensive object verification in mobile applications and libraries, or anywhere where other libraries like [fluentassertions]() cannot be used due to dependency restrictions.
dojo-battleships
battleships starter projects with a few failing unit tests - for use in an Object Calisthenics coding Dojo
fake-quickstart
sandbox for testing fsharp fake scripts
fork_active_raconteur
(active, pre-pull request) Fork of raconteur. (Specflow done right, imho ) The main website is at raconteur.github.com The documentation is at github.com/limadelic/raconteur/wiki ( This fork is an attempt to update raconteur to work with vs2013)
hotwire-queue
(in production) Hotwire is a generalised open source download and queue workflow for large files, developed for Icodeon Limited by Net-Catalogue Ltd (now Goblinfactory Ltd) in 2011, moved to github in 2015.
quiet-fake
experiment to get a human readable build logfile showing only results or errors
spikes-npm
random experiments testing using npm as build tool inspired by keithamus's "npm-scripts-example". Also includes experiment to use github and markdown to link directly to branches, each with different read.md files, poor man's simple versioned wiki. This was so that I could document the branches in a way that might be useful for preparing for presenting to a tech meetup or workshop.
spikes-zeromq
(not started) playground of various zeromq (0MQ) projects
study-ionic-sandbox
sandbox playground for various ionic experiments - not meant as a public reference
study-ionic2
Another ionic sandbox, starting over, this time step by step following the docs
vs2015-binding-update-script
Small script to update the binding redirects for visual studio 2015 after update one.
zeromq-samples
My objective is to write samples that demonstrate what 0MQ can do, compared to alternative approaches, with tests proving the benefits?