Spread the loveIf you’re a developer worth your salt, you know that writing code is only half the battle. The other, arguably more crucial, half is ensuring that code actually works as intended, ...

Writing unit tests is a thing we do at Aftonbladet, and our front end JavaScript is no exception. We are currently using GruntJS to (amongst other things) run our Jasmine specs / unit tests in ...

Spread the loveIf you’re a developer spending countless hours in IntelliJ IDEA, you know it’s more than just an IDE; it’s practically a second home. You’re constantly writing, refactoring, debugging, ...

IntelliJ IDEA lets developers work more efficiently with updates, offering capabilities such as better handling of aliases in the data flow engine for Java and Kotlin. Also featured is a code ...

I have 2 projects: Foo and Utilities. Utilities is stand alone, works fine. Foo depends on stuff in Utilities, it does nothing. When I build Foo I get "can't find class <some class in Utilities>.