Here are 2 easy steps on how to sync Mi Fit with Google Fit in the new Mi Fit UI: Continue reading
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The fixed and growth theories of interest
Recently a study on theories of interest has been all over internet. The study by Yale-NUS and Stanford examined implicit theories of interest, fixed theory and growth theory. Here is what the paper says and my take on them. Continue reading
Dinner Delivery Cleanup Problem
Dinner Delivery Cleanup Problem – Problem Setup
A company offers dinner for its employees who are working late. The dinner is ordered via delivery.
One day, the admin noticed that the plastic bag for packing and extra condiments were not thrown away after people have taken their food. Continue reading
Testing React Apollo components with Enzyme
Update on 12 Sept 2018:
React Apollo introduced official documentation on testing in June 2018:
https://www.apollographql.com/docs/guides/testing-react-components.html
You can still read my original post below, which includes Enzyme specific techniques that is not covered in official docs.
Despite its popularity, React Apollo client has no good documentations on how to do testing for React Apollo components with Enzyme.
The only documentation that I found online for testing React Apollo component is a comment from React Apollo team on GitHub, and it is not using Enzyme.
So how do you test React Apollo components with Enzyme? And perhaps more importantly how do you get access to the inner component wrapped by React Apollo as a higher-order component (HOC) to mock its functions and verify its behaviours? Continue reading
Bilingual Numbers
The most interesting aspect of bilingualism is numbers. Counting numbers is such a fundamental skill that it is often used a tool to determine one’s native language. However, there is much more happening when a bilingual person counts. They can even count in bilingual numbers.