Marmelab founder and CEO, passionate about web technologies, agile, sustainability, leadership, and open-source. Lead developer of react-admin, founder of GreenFrame.io, and regular speaker at tech conferences.
Start a GraphQL Server based on your data in 30 seconds. No need to learn about Schema syntax or npm modules.
If you're using a Continuous Integration server, sooner or later a build will fail on the CI, but pass on your development machine. There are several ways to troubleshoot such failures - but relaunching the CI build isn't one of them.
Setting up Selenium for e2e tests isn't hard, but requires an HTTP server to serve the HTML and JS files that you want to test. What if you could avoid this complexity?
Testing single-page-apps using a browser is a must. Selenium can look intimidating, but it's really easy to use - once you handle asynchronous commands the right way.
How do you manage E2E testing of webapps relying on RESTful web services? Instead of setting up a server with test data, why not do it directly in the browser? FakeRest allows to do backend-less e2e testing.
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