ezosaleh.com

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URL

Domain : ezosaleh.com/

Character length : 13

Title

Ezo Saleh

Description

Ezo Saleh | Sharing tips on mobile hacking & brewing the coffees!

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title: Ezo Saleh on Svbtle
type: blog
description: Ezo Saleh | Sharing tips on mobile hacking & brewing the coffees!
image: https://a.svbtleusercontent.com/7UTkYW0sZDoWHrQNGUZXxenautms_large.png
site_name: Ezo Saleh on Svbtle

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Doctype

HTML 5

Encoding

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Language

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Title

Ezo Saleh

Character length : 9

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Text / HTML ratio

Ratio : 38%

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Headings

H1	H2	H3	H4	H5	H6
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Heading structure in the source code

<H2> Ezo Saleh
<H3> Sharing tips on mobile hacking & brewing the coffees!
<H6> Read this first
<H1> The coffee in Vancouver, Part 1
<H1> The art of brewing coffee using a recipe: mastering temperature & grind size
<H1> Verifying a Cordova/PhoneGap build with Smoke Tests & Appium
<H1> The assertions
<H2> I should have an email field
<H2> I should have a password field
<H1> Adjusting the iOS deployment target with Cordova Hooks & NodeJS
<H1> Hooking the hooks
<H1> Can you easily deploy your Cordova/PhoneGap apps?
<H1> 99 problems
<H1> The leaky abstraction
<H1> How can I test my responsive (hybrid) mobile app - Part 3
<H1> Beyond the basics with my first Aeropress
<H1> Aeropressed
<H1> How can I test my responsive mobile app - Part 2
<H1> The manual testing series
<H1> Embracing devices
<H1> How can I test my responsive mobile app - Part 1
<H1> The manual testing series
<H1> How responsive?
<H5> Ezo Saleh

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Keyword matrix

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continue
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Two Word cloud

continue reading5
testing with4
for verifying3
basic functionality3
deeper understanding3
but require3

Three Word cloud

understanding that’s not3
verification but require3
automated tests afford3
testing with a local3
help you get3
testing series in this2

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Images

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Readability

Flesch–Kincaid Grade Level

5.70

Flesch Reading Ease

65.90

Coleman Liau Index

11.10

Automated Readability Index (ARI)

3.50

Dale–Chall Readability

6.50

SMOG Index

9.20

Spache Readibility

5.00

Number of letters

8478

Number of words

1856

Number of sentences

274

Average words per sentences

Number of syllables

2941

Syllables in words

2880

Average syllables in words

1.58

Number of words in first three syllables

299

Percentage of word / syllables

16.11

Words not in Dale-Chall easy-word list

722

Words not in Spache easy-word list

397

Technologies

Deprecated HTML elements

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Deprecated HTML elements

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Printability

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Meta Tag (viewport tag, mobile devices)

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Speed test

Server response time

The server response time is fast enough.

Table layout

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Render blocking resources

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Speed test – Javascript

Javascript

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File size of all javascript files combined

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Javascript minifying

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Speed test – CSS

CSS

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Speed test – Compression

Uncompressed size of the of the HTML

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Gzip compression

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Speed test – Browser cache

Browser cache

The browser cache is set correctly for all elements.

Speed test – Images

File size of all images combined

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Image optimisation

All images are optimized.

Traffic

Alexa

9837904

Links

We found a total of 39 different links.
Internal links: 30
External links: 9

External links:

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The coffee in Vancouver, Part 1
Is adventurous. That’s the best way I can describe it after having spent a month in the rainy city. It is the same experience I encounter when learning a new programming language. 1st, I start with disbelief, then an ‘Aha’. Finally, I get it! I must admit it did take me a few weeks to get it and I had to visit quite a few coffee shops. All with different approaches and value systems. Some doubled as either bakeries or even doughnuteries. Obviously, not every coffee experience was brilliant. There were definitely some let downs but on the whole it was an inspiring experience. What united everyone was their passion, friendliness and willingness to listen and explain. Mucho fun. When I was there, I felt Vancouverites generally had good palates. Not in a snarky pretentious way. They’re true foodies. As a city, Vancouver is littered with scrumptious food trucks, residents regularly buy
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The art of brewing coffee using a recipe: mastering temperature & grind size
Brewing a delicious cup of coffee is both an art and a science. Everyone starts from the holy grail of 60g to a litre of water (science). Beyond that, you’re a bit on your own. You start worrying about quite a few variables (art). To make this slightly easier, some good souls (coffee roasters/baristas) have published recipes. These are based on a specific brewing method and honed through daily practice and customer turnover. But recipes do run short as they’re based on a set of assumptions! Two key assumptions are the kettle aka water temperature and your grind - they’re the base for a good extraction. Funnily enough, most recipes get them wrong. They’re either vague, or downright missing. To help you get the most out of your awesome beans, I’m going to walk you through a couple of V60 recipes. I’ll showcase tips on how to deal with the vagueness including tools that will help.
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Verifying a Cordova/PhoneGap build with Smoke Tests & Appium
Let’s jump right in! I’m going to flesh out a smoke test that verifies our mobile sign in process works. The test is written using Mocha.js and runs on Node.js. While working through the assertions, I’ll explain how Appium works. I’ll then verify the build on iOS/Android emulators as well as physical devices too! You can review all the code in this post at my Appium smoke test bootstrap project. As a bonus, its includes both a detailed README to help you easily setup your environment and the sample app builds I’ll be testing against in this post. The assertions I should have an email field To sign in, the app uses email as ID. My first assertion simply checks the existence of an email field. it("should have an email field", function () { return driver .elementByCss('input[type=\'email\']', 500) .should.eventually.exist; }); I should have a password field My
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Adjusting the iOS deployment target with Cordova Hooks & NodeJS
This is a recipe to help you automatically setup your iOS deployment target. In this case, amending the setting of a Cordova/PhoneGap generated project to iOS7+. It’s part of my upcoming recipes book that helps you easily deploy your Cordova apps. Do sign up here for updates! Automation is ideal as it prepares our project for a Continuous Integration flow. You can constantly recreate a platform with the confidence that it has been configured correctly. We’ll be scripting our Cordova hooks using the mighty NodeJS. Hooking the hooks Hooks live in a hooks directory under the main project folder. We target the after_platform_add CLI event so the adjust_ios_deploy_target.js script is added to a similarly named folder. \| Project / \|+ hooks / \|++ after_platform_add / \|+++ 001_adjust_ios_deploy_target.js The 001_ file prefix preserves the running order in a hooks directory. Also, hooks
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Can you easily deploy your Cordova/PhoneGap apps?
99 problems Houston, we have a problem! It’s failing, our app is constantly breaking UAT - but nothing has changed. Apart from we now build from JS and generate our iOS platform project on the fly. Could that be it? Why would that be it??? Damn Cordova, we should’ve just gone native. At least we could’ve relied on more solid documentation!! After a day of frustration and digging it turns out the culprit is our base SDK set up. Previously, we were configured to run on iOS7+. This gave us the latest and greatest from Safari. Bizarrely, we’re now on a base of iOS5+. Wat! and with dynamic builds how in the name of Steve Jobs can we make sure we’re always configured correctly! The leaky abstraction This scenario happens all the time. With Cordova and PhoneGap apps your constantly tweaking something or other in the underlying native platform. Its a very leaky abstraction. Some settings
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How can I test my responsive (hybrid) mobile app - Part 3
In this series I’ll be uncovering the various techniques and tools that can help you get started to manually test a mobile web or hybrid app. Manual testing is a great way for verifying layouts and basic functionality. Automated tests afford us more verification but require a different set of tools and deeper understanding that’s not part of this series. In [part 1](how-can-i-test-my-responsive-mobile-app-part-1), we tested with online and browser plug-ins to capture bugs. In [part 2](how-can-i-test-my-responsive-mobile-app-part-2), we focused on emulators and mobile web apps. Part 3, we shift our focus to hybrid mobile apps covering, Setting up a Cordova based app. Testing with a local iOS simulator. Testing with a local iOS simulator minus Xcode. Testing with a local Android emulator minus Eclipse. Workarounds for testing with cloud based emulators. This post is great for
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Beyond the basics with my first Aeropress
My home setup (Aeropress, scales, thermometer & cheap grinder) I love coffee, a lot. Luckily, I live in London town where the current crop of brilliant cafe’s and roasters has left me spoilt for choice. I’ve sampled the basics from the likes of Monmouth all the way to the ultra refined from Prufrock, Dunne Frankowski and Workshop to name a few. I’ve nurtured a taste for the humble filter coffee. Actually, humble is a major understatement as the flavours are as complex as vintage wine. Brewing a filter is a delicate business something that a Hario V60, Kalita Wave and the awesome Chemex do really well. Not to mention the clean finish that you get from Siphon brews. Aeropressed However, when it comes to taste the only device that has genuinely captured my imagination is the clever, simple and durable Aeropress! I have been procrastinating about buying one for well over a year now
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How can I test my responsive mobile app - Part 2
The manual testing series In this series I’ll be uncovering the various techniques and tools that can help you get started to manually test a mobile web or hybrid app. Manual testing is a great way for verifying layouts and basic functionality. Automated tests afford us more verification but require a different set of tools and deeper understanding that’s not part of this series. In [part 1](how-can-i-test-my-responsive-mobile-app-part-1), we tested with online and browser plug-ins to capture bugs. Part 2, delves into testing on emulators specifically for mobile web apps running from the web. We’ll cover, Screenshot based tests. Testing with cloud based emulators. Testing with a local iOS based emulator aka simulator. Testing with a local Android emulator Embracing devices The layout of a page is influenced by more than just the width settings assigned to a media query. Testing
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How can I test my responsive mobile app - Part 1
The manual testing series In this series I’ll be uncovering the various techniques and tools that can help you get started to manually test a mobile web or hybrid app. Manual testing is a great way for verifying layouts and basic functionality. Automated tests afford us more verification but require a different set of tools and deeper understanding that’s not part of this series. Part 1, starts with examining responsive design and the simplest tests that can help us ensure all is well. Specifically, Testing online using viewport resizing sites. Testing with viewport resizing browser plug-ins. How responsive? Media queries afford us the capability to adapt our layout using a variety of parameters. The most commonly used parameter is width, specifically playing around with width ranges. You see this in the wild a lot especially as implemented by a multitude of css frameworks like
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Ezo Saleh

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