You could take a look at testing with spock & groovy. With those you can instantiate browsers and control their behavior with just some lines of groovy code. Haven't heard of any tools that still work and do the job…
> do you mean "to make web projects" or do you mean "web-based ide"? That is a really interesting question. For 1: If you have no money try NetBeans / Eclipse. In my experience eclipse can be a pain in the ass if you…
I stumbled over an interesting cross-platform approach that even has been audited: https://whiteout.io What do you think about it?
I use GPG/PGP sometimes and Telegram-Messenger often and cut all connections (Facebook, private Gmail, Whatsapp). It seems that this is very unpopular because many ppl just don't care about "this NSA crap" and think of…
* affectiva (http://www.affectiva.com)
It reminds me of affective, developed in MIT. I hope this time it will be Open Sourced instead of sold like the other one. I think marketing companies have already enough tools to fool us...
You could take a look at testing with spock & groovy. With those you can instantiate browsers and control their behavior with just some lines of groovy code. Haven't heard of any tools that still work and do the job…
> do you mean "to make web projects" or do you mean "web-based ide"? That is a really interesting question. For 1: If you have no money try NetBeans / Eclipse. In my experience eclipse can be a pain in the ass if you…
I stumbled over an interesting cross-platform approach that even has been audited: https://whiteout.io What do you think about it?
I use GPG/PGP sometimes and Telegram-Messenger often and cut all connections (Facebook, private Gmail, Whatsapp). It seems that this is very unpopular because many ppl just don't care about "this NSA crap" and think of…
* affectiva (http://www.affectiva.com)
It reminds me of affective, developed in MIT. I hope this time it will be Open Sourced instead of sold like the other one. I think marketing companies have already enough tools to fool us...