Working through these challenges on LeetCode is an interesting experience. This challenge took more code than I expected. It could be that I missed a more simple or elegant solution. However, like the Plus One Challenge, I felt I had a decent approach to start but I still ended up learning a few things along … [Read more…]
Working through these challenges on LeetCode is an interesting experience. I try to solve the problems or at least think an approach through prior to hitting the docs and as a last result searching for solution specifics. This is to avoid getting overly frustrated since the purpose is to try and stretch my knowledge while … [Read more…]
Working through these challenges on LeetCode is an interesting experience. Some have been pretty challenging like rotating an array and some have felt more relatable and straight-forward to solve like finding the best time to buy and sell stock. The range of feelings has been interesting, progress hasn’t been linear but I am enjoying working … [Read more…]
This post originally appeared on TestingInDevops.org, unfortunately the Mabl team has decided to no longer continue to support that site. Rather than lose the content, I re-post it here for your reading enjoyment. As development has shifted from waterfall to agile and now DevOps, at each stage you see developers taking on more responsibility and … [Read more…]
This the 3rd challenge and I came in with high confidence after getting through the first and second challenges on LeetCode. I was feeling good after completing the last challenge to find the best time to buy and sell stock but this one really turned out to be a tough one. The challenge: Given an … [Read more…]
As someone that has jumped stacks a couple times in the last few years, I’m productive in multiple languages but I miss the level of mastery I felt when I had focused effort on a single language for an extended period of time. I work in javascript these days and I love it, and would … [Read more…]
As someone that has jumped stacks a couple times in the last few years, I’m productive in multiple languages but I miss the level of mastery I felt when I had focused effort on a single language for an extended period of time. I work in javascript these days and I love it, and would … [Read more…]
Webhooks are a popular way for platforms to notify external clients and integrations when changes are occurring in near real time. Webhooks can be very useful but they can also present a challenge for both automated and exploratory testing of the webhooks implementation. Rather than rely on sites like webhook.site and requestbin, in this series … [Read more…]
Webhooks are a popular way for platforms to notify external clients and integrations when changes are occurring in near real time. Webhooks can be very useful but they can also present a challenge for both automated and exploratory testing of the webhooks implementation. Typically the integrator registers to recieve webhooks by providing an endpoint that … [Read more…]
When the topic of what and how to test comes up, there is a really good chance that the Test Pyramid is going to be referenced by someone in that conversation. For something so prevalent how much can we really say we know about what it is the test pyramid is telling us. We know … [Read more…]