Jake Luer

@jakeluer

Node.js is like coding in asynchronous haikus. Author of chai.js, and numerous other open source tools.

San Francisco, CA
github.com/logicalparadox
Joined December 2008
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    19 Mar 2014

    Chai 1.9.1 release. Start migrating your configurations. See

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    10 Nov 2014

    Noop Function for Terminating Assertion Properties has been released in chai 1.10

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  3. 10 Nov 2014

    Hot of the press: v1.10.0:

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  4. 14 Sep 2014

    Corekube: Running Kubernetes on CoreOS via OpenStack via

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    8 Aug 2014

    In case you missed it, the v0.12 branch has been created. Our thoughts on what it means and what comes next:

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    19 May 2014

    Video tutorial series on building a plugin from scratch, TDD style. Please RT.

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  7. Retweeted
    12 May 2014

    Just release chai-qunit! Stuff on the roadmap: chai-as-promised, chai-as-jquery, qunit-bdd support

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    24 Apr 2014

    The 5 best tools we use :

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    19 Mar 2014

    2010: Deploy code several times a day 2014: Deploy servers serval times a day on Immutable Infrastructure

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  10. 13 Feb 2014

    Exciting news for v8/chrome environments:

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    12 Feb 2014

    `.ok();`

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  12. 29 Jan 2014

    Cool new plugin: chai-webdriver by of

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  13. 29 Jan 2014

    release `1.9.0`. Update your devDeps!

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  14. 1 Jan 2014

    inspired communication library for asynchronous message passing in .

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  15. 21 Dec 2013

    Manage collections of buffers as a single buffer.

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  16. Retweeted
    23 Nov 2013

    When writing assertions I always have to remind myself that arguments are in alphabetical order: Actual, then Expected.

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  17. Retweeted
    21 Nov 2013

    Chrome is removing the 300ms tap delay on mobile! Sanity prevails!

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  18. 4 Nov 2013

    Must listen to this new single: "Holding On For Life"

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    24 Oct 2013

    4 amazing lessons from space missions for launching your startup via

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  20. 19 Oct 2013

    Taking the weekend off from coding to visit family in SF and my cousin's wedding!

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