How do we track what is happening at any point in time? To add visibility to version changes in our test runs, we started reporting the versions before and after each test run.
How do we track what is happening at any point in time? To add visibility to version changes in our test runs, we started reporting the versions before and after each test run.
Introducing @rent-the-runway/rtr-react-okta-auth, an open source NPM library to facilitate Okta integration for ReactJS applications. It’s a layer of abstraction built on top of @okta/okta-react.
I urge developers to stop being annoyed by their flaky end-to-end tests and test frameworks, and appreciate flakiness as feedback about application design that leads to flaky behavior.
Protective experiments are a statistically robust way to validate equivalence when there is no expectation that a product change improves any of our key metrics. It validates our ability to maintain the status quo.
A little over a year ago, we started the project of upgrading our cycle counting system to handle the hundreds of thousands of units of clothing we need to track. We had an old cycle counting tool that was showing its age and needed to be redesigned.
Part 3 of a multi-week series of posts describing various implementations of Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) and Event Sourcing using Dropwizard