For testing, I often find myself prioritizing having small data sets because I find they are easier to comprehend. Also, the small size helps emphasize what is being tested when data isn’t filled with many irrelevant data points.
Today I needed a PDF for testing. Following the same principles, I sought out “the smallest (valid) PDF” and ended up on StackOverflow.
Read more...JWT seems broadly used around the internet for all kinds of services and I wanted to use it for a service of my own.
To increase testing speed while interacting with the backend, I wanted to be able to rapidly create new JWTs to see the effect of different payload structures.
Read more...As part of a project I needed to handle webhooks from Hubspot (a CRM), and since the implementation turned out nicely, I thought it would be worth blogging about.
The reason why the app ended up in Cloud Run and written ClojureScript was to avoid the hard coupling to the main application.
All the code is available on GitHub.
Read more...I’ve found myself using Clojure core.async in a very specific way on several occasions, and I thought it might be worth sharing.
When running MongoDB in Docker, diagnostics logs are sent to STDOUT by default. Since MongoDB version 4.4 these logs have been in a structured JSON format, which makes it a little cumbersome to use the profiling tool in mtools.