In my free time, I’m trying to learn something new and best of way learning is by doing. To avoid spinning my wheels in vain I’m helping to develop some product. In the previous post, I’ve described what we’ve decided to use for the UI and pointed out that I’m going to write integration tests. Here is how I integrated selenium e2e tests with gitlab-ci/travis-ci/whatever by running them in docker.
While working on private stuff I’ve encountered a moment when I was in need to create a web-based user interface for the application I’ve been developing lately. In this post, I’m going to briefly describe why I’ve decided to use Node.js for generating HTML on the server side and how I’ve taken advantage of the javascript on the server side and in the browser.
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Every codebase depends on multiple external libraries. It is a good idea to stay up to date with external dependencies. It is important to update all security related stuff and it might be helpful or fun to use latest features. I’m going to share my way of staying up to date with external dependencies in maven, gradle and npm.