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I don't work with Lambda regularly, but I think, yes - basically. That's even more evident for simple stuff that doesn't need debugging on the logic, but benef
by insomniacity 6y ago
I don't work with Lambda regularly, but I think, yes - basically.
That's even more evident for simple stuff that doesn't need debugging on the logic, but benefits from the Lambda features in terms of scaling etc.
Not mentioned is that your unit tests should be getting you most of the way...
- zarathustreal 6y agoIf you’re still writing unit tests consider using a strongly typed functional language instead. Typescript will get you most of the way there. At some point you’ll realize all the assertions you’re making are already covered. Integration tests are the only valuable tests in my experience, using something like puppeteer, playwright, or cypress that automatically runs as part of a build pipeline.
- cube00 6y agoUntil it breaks in production and I'm deploying new versions to get extra logging added so can I try and work out what's gone wrong.