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by aslakhellesoy 19d ago
Very interesting. This reminds me a lot of the CRAP metric - a combination of cyclomatic complexity and code coverage. It would be intersting to combine your «attention» metric with CRAP.
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by aslakhellesoy 2mo ago
Even 15 years ago this was such a big problem that someone tried to start a rebellion: https://contrastrebellion.com/
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by aslakhellesoy 4mo ago
They forgot to AI-label that Bender-sounding voiceover in the article…
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by aslakhellesoy 4mo ago
Dude it's Depeche Mode
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by aslakhellesoy 9mo ago
Shhh don’t let them know!
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by aslakhellesoy 11mo ago
FYI: DocuSign’s moat/USP is trust, not software. DocuSign customers buy trust.
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by aslakhellesoy 1y ago
I wonder how this compares to csvkit [1]. [1]: https://csvkit.readthedocs.io/
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by aslakhellesoy 1y ago
I’ve been using Mermerd [1] for years and never looked back. Simple, does one thing well. It gets even better with elk layout - just prepend this frontmatter snippet to mermerd’s output: --- config: layout: elk --- [
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SpecFlow (Cucumber for .NET) has been forked(reqnroll.net)
5 points by aslakhellesoy 3y ago|0 comments
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by aslakhellesoy 4y ago
This sounds very similar to AWS CDK. How does it compare?
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by aslakhellesoy 4y ago
Excellent - thanks!
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by aslakhellesoy 4y ago
Excellent work! Postgraphile uses a naming convention for postgres functions to extend the GraphQL schema [1]. Do you have any plans to support a similar mechanism in pg_graphql? [1]: https://www.graphile.org/postgraphile&#x
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by aslakhellesoy 5y ago
Congratulations on the launch - this sounds interesting. I'm currently using Postgraphile[0], which uses Postgres' introspection API to discover the schema structure. Would this still work with Hydra? [0] https://www.gr
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by aslakhellesoy 6y ago
This is exactly why I love Example Mapping. https://cucumber.io/blog/bdd/example-mapping-introduction/
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by aslakhellesoy 6y ago
Looks very interesting! Any plans to support DynamoDB/Scylla?
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by aslakhellesoy 6y ago
I created a tool (bumbailiff) that allows a team to accrue a limited amount of debt, for a limited period of time. Then it fails the build. Read more about it here: https://cucumber.io/blog/bdd/todo-or-not-todo&#x2
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Cucumber Ltd Acquired by SmartBear(cucumber.io)
3 points by aslakhellesoy 7y ago|0 comments
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by aslakhellesoy 9y ago
Browser-monkey is awesome, and for a real project I'd consider using it. I'd also use a virtual dom UI library like Vue, React, Hyperdom or similar. For a teaching example I think it's essential to reduce the number of extern
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Subsecond full-stack acceptance tests with Node.js(github.com)
29 points by aslakhellesoy 9y ago|2 comments
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Don't use Git rebase(medium.com)
137 points by aslakhellesoy 9y ago|85 comments
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by aslakhellesoy 9y ago
Also related: https://www.sandimetz.com/blog/2016/1/20/the-wrong-abstracti...
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by aslakhellesoy 9y ago
You and I have very different opinions on the purpose of TDD. You're presuming it's a design technique - many do. For me, TDD is all about validating a design in a way that gives me faster and better feedback than if I were just
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by aslakhellesoy 10y ago
I gave a presentation called Testable Software Architecture [1] a week ago with very similar recommendations to this article. Decoupling is essential in order to have fast, maintainable tests that give you confidence to deploy continuously.
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by aslakhellesoy 10y ago
Slightly related, Cucumber will soon support a typed expression format called Cucumber Expressions: https://docs.cucumber.io/cucumber-expressions/ It's a standalone library and may well be used outside of Cucumber
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by aslakhellesoy 11y ago
How does Gravitational compare to Replicated ( http://www.replicated.com )?
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by aslakhellesoy 11y ago
Those methods are not on Map, but on Set and Collection.
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by aslakhellesoy 11y ago
I picked up many great tips from Nathan Powell's "The Creative Professional's Guide to Better Proposals". Highly recommended. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Creative-Professionals-Guide-Better-...
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by aslakhellesoy 11y ago
Disclaimer: I'm the creator of Cucumber. The biggest problem with Cucumber is that most people trying it out don't understand what it is. Cucumber is not a tool for testing software. It is a tool for testing people's understa
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by aslakhellesoy 11y ago
It's called Knightian Uncertainty - after economist Frank Knight.
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by aslakhellesoy 12y ago
What's the target group of Markdown editors with preview? I love Markdown and use it a lot, but do people really wonder what their headers and bullet lists are going to look like?

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