Hi, I'm Piet. I build things for the web. I'm a big fan of test driven development, all things command-line, and fries with mayo.
I am a strong proponent of people owning their own personal space on the internet. A space where they can express their interests and who they are as they see fit. (And preferably not owned by a social media giant.) But as a person who builds things...
We’ve all been tempted to skip writing the tests. Whether it’s time pressure, business pressure, the complexity of testing, or we just want to get on with something else. We might be tempted to say “YOLO!” and move on. So here’s a list of reasons why you might want to think twice before doing that.
For a while I’ve been looking for a better way to organize the git repos I work with. I’ve tried just dumping them into a single directory, and I’ve tried adding sub folders such as personal, work, and tools. But both of these solutions had the same...
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https://twitter.com/nocontextpawnee/status/1325115652802138114
— out of context parks & rec (@nocontextpawnee) November 7, 2020
I made a thing to cope. 🐈 https://emergencyfrida.com ❤️
Frida is our cat. She was born 17th April 2020. Here are some cute photos of her to help you through your day.
emergencyfrida.comTIL the difference between a fake and a mock. ✨ #testing
https://tyrrrz.me/blog/fakes-over-mocks
The primary purpose of software testing is to detect any potential defects in a program before it reaches its intended consumers. This is typically achieved by establishing functional requirements which define supported user interactions as well as expected outcomes, and then…
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