Shave That Yak

We want to make our real-time Socket.IO server shut down cleanly. To do that, we need to write a test. To do that, we need to have a way for the RealTimeServer to tell us how many connections are open. And to do *that* we need to understand how Socket.IO and Engine.IO work. It’s yak-shaving time in Let’s Code JavaScript-land.

  1. E507Some Server Design Work

    Mon, 17 Apr ’17
  2. E508HttpServer

    Wed, 19 Apr ’17
  3. E509The Safety Net

    Mon, 24 Apr ’17
  4. E510Tests and Design

    Wed, 26 Apr ’17
  5. E511Move Tests

    Mon, 1 May ’17
  6. E512End-to-End Server Tests

    Wed, 3 May ’17
  7. E513Simplifying Integration Tests

    Mon, 8 May ’17
  8. E514The Wrong Test

    Wed, 10 May ’17
  9. E515Stop It

    Mon, 15 May ’17
  10. E516Shave That Yak

    Wed, 17 May ’17
  11. E517Eliminate the Test Race

    Mon, 22 May ’17
  12. E518Shot Down

    Wed, 24 May ’17