"Let's Code: Test-Driven Javascript" is a screencast series focusing on rigorous, professional web development. For more information, visit http://letscodejavascript.com .
This repository contains the source code for WeeWikiPaint, the application being developed in the series.
- Install Node.js
- Install Git
- Clone source repository:
git clone https://github.com/jamesshore/lets_code_javascript.git
- All commands must run from root of repository:
cd lets_code_javascript
Note: If you update the repository (with git pull
or similar), be sure to erase generated files with git clean -fdx
afterwards. (Note that this will erase any changes you've made, so be sure to check in what you want to keep first.)
- Run
./jake.sh karma
(Unix/Mac) orjake karma
(Windows) - Navigate at least one browser to http://localhost:8080
- Run
./jake.sh loose=true
(Unix/Mac) orjake loose=true
(Windows)
Note: The master branch is not guaranteed to build successfully. For a known-good build (tested on Mac and Windows, and assumed to work on Linux), use the integration branch:
- Change to the integration branch:
git checkout integration
- Erase generated files:
git clean -fdx
(Note that this will erase all new files, so be sure to check in anything you want to keep.) - Stop Karma, if it's running
- Build using the steps above
- To change back to the development branch, follow these steps again using
git checkout master
- Run
./jake.sh run
(Unix/Mac) orjake run
(Windows) - Navigate a browser to http://localhost:5000
Note: The master branch is not guaranteed to run successfully. For a known-good build, use the integration branch as described above.
- Make sure code is in Git repository (clone GitHub repo, or 'git init' yours)
- Install Heroku Toolbelt
- Sign up for a Heroku account
- Run
heroku create <app_name>
(requires git repository and Heroku account) - Search codebase for
weewikipaint.herokuapp.com
URLs and change them to refer to <app_name> - Push known-good deploy to Heroku:
git push heroku episode32:master
- Run
./jake.sh deploy
(Unix/Mac) orjake deploy
(Windows)
Note: The master and integration branches are not guaranteed to deploy successfully. The last known-good deploy was commit eccf8da793aef7871ab1fcc104b7f64d79986681. We'll establish better deployment practices in a future chapter of the screencast.