On this episode of React Wednesdays, we talk with Eric Elliott about the questions every unit test must answer and how to craft more modular, resuable and debuggable code.
Through trial and error, I found that the best way to increase a new software engineer's productivity is by gradually increasing the difficulty and independence level at which they operate. Turns out the name for this is the zone of proximal development.
The ultimate goal with test automation is increased productivity for teams and projects. The aim of this blog post is to provide you with a quick and easily reproducible approach on how to execute your responsive tests on multiple devices and the best and easiest way to get presentable results.
Ever use a third party API that seems to "randomly" fail on you? Learn how Fiddler Everywhere can jump in and help you to inspect and debug your network traffic.