June 1, 2017 by Robert Axelsen on Front end development, JavaScript

Google Chrome Might Have Silently Broken Your Tests, Without You Even Knowing About It

My colleague just discovered that Chrome 58 (released April 19th) has silently muted all console.debug() output in their Chrome Dev Tools. How? By making changes to the Console UI, from filtering based on type of console method to filtering based on levels. Introducing levels is not a bad thing in and of itself, but they Read the rest…

March 31, 2016 by Robert Axelsen on JavaScript, Learning To Code, Reflections

Getting Started With JSON, A Love Story

DISCLAIMER: This is not a tutorial, but a short anecdotal story about my newfound love JSON, our relationship, and what it has taught me about myself. It’s been about 5 months since I started learning JavaScript. I have progressed slowly, due in part to me wanting to understand everything as I go along. The tweet Read the rest…

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Google Chrome Might Have Silently Broken Your Tests, Without You Even Knowing About It

Getting Started With JSON, A Love Story