Keep Your Tests Healthy with DOM Distancing

Modern tooling is making testing easier than ever but in our testing frenzy, we might forget to keep the right distance between tests and implementation details like the DOM. Let’s browse different techniques ranging from DOM attributes, Page Objects, and Gloves to Test Harnesses and see how the same abstraction can be reused in different tools like Jest or Cypress | 📦 tools: https://github.com/jscutlery/test-utils | 📚 video: https://youtu.be/ZKBHWcjFufw | 💻 code: https://github.com/marmicode/whiskmate

What happens when you cancel an HTTP Request?

With reactive libraries like RxJS, we got used to easily cancelling requests on the client side… but what really happens on the back-end? Is the request really canceled? Did we really improve the app’s performance and reduce cloud costs? Or did we just trigger some crazy chaos? Let’s dig deeper into how request cancelation works from the front-end to the back-end and how we can leverage reactive frameworks and libraries like Angular, RxJS and NestJS to boost performance and reduce costs from the front-end to the database with some reactive programming. 💻 https://github.com/yjaaidi/ng-experiments/tree/http-request-cancelation

What happens when you cancel an HTTP Request? @angular_lyon

RxJS Flattening Strategy

Boosting time to market by dancing the limbo @AgileTourParis

Using branches, pull requests & code reviews is currently the most classical approach to work collectively on a product. Let's see the limitations of this approach and experiment some new techniques based on atomic changes, timeboxed TDD & Test && Commit || Revert. Careful! You might lose code.

Angular Component Unit-Testing Workshop

Boosting time to market by dancing the limbo @AngularUp

Using branches, pull requests & code reviews is currently the most classical approach to work collectively on a product. Let's see the limitations of this approach and experiment some new techniques based on atomic changes, timeboxed TDD & Test && Commit || Revert. Careful! You might lose code.

Angular Air - Timeboxed TDD & TCR

Angular Testing Workshop