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Show HN: Automate QA Pipelines for Heroku Review Apps(assertible.com)
5 points by creichert 10y ago|2 comments
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by creichert 10y ago
I love how trivial it is to get unique disposable environments for each branch automatically w/ Heroku. This post enhances review apps with automated post-deploy QA testing. In short, - push commits to GitHub PR - CI builds the code -
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Automating QA Pipelines for Heroku Review Apps(assertible.com)
7 points by creichert 10y ago|1 comments
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by creichert 10y ago
I wrote this post to explain how we automate post-deploy tests to validate all deployments of our API to staging and production branches. The cool bit is that we use GitHub status checks to get tests results directly on our apps pull reques
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How we continuously test all API releases(assertible.com)
5 points by creichert 10y ago|1 comments
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by creichert 10y ago
I've been building a lot of API and web app testing automation and wrote an article to share what I've learned. To sum up some bigger points: - use as little end-to-end tests as possible - when end-to-end tests uncover bugs, write
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Techniques for writing reliable API tests and QA automation(assertible.com)
3 points by creichert 10y ago|1 comments
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by creichert 10y ago
Extremely good list and feedback. That will help a lot, thanks!
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Show HN: Set up a continuous testing pipeline with Node.js
6 points by creichert 10y ago|5 comments
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by creichert 10y ago
> Most people (at least myself) got into coding because they enjoy creating something from nothing. Maintaining and testing code is boring because it doesn't really do anything new, it's mostly fixing edge cases. A good testing
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by creichert 10y ago
Drift is a great tool. Simple and effective way to get started w/ direct support.
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by creichert 10y ago
Do you consider signing up to use an app with your email opt-in?
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by creichert 10y ago
Have you ever tried to make a business out of selling an app online or in an app store? How did you get users? I definitely don't agree with "tons" of e-mails but a few promotional emails is understandable. I also don't
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Show HN: View Your AWS Events in Slack via Lambda(assertible.com)
2 points by creichert 10y ago|0 comments
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by creichert 10y ago
Link to the post: https://assertible.com/blog/test-every-single-api-deployment
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by creichert 10y ago
We've been dog-fooding Assertible extensively since we released and it's now a primary part of our continuous integration/deployment setup. I'm interested to hear what solutions others are using to test production /
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by creichert 10y ago
tl;dr - Automatically test your web app when it's deployed to staging,production,etc. - View the status of test runs directly from a PR using GitHub status checks We're using this feature to test deployments on our staging and pro
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Show HN: Web app health directly on GitHub pull requests(assertible.com)
3 points by creichert 10y ago|1 comments
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by creichert 10y ago
I'm trying to make web service testing better with Assertible ( https://assertible.com ). Our motivations: - For many small-medium sized organizations,developers manually test changes deployed to production and staging enviro
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by creichert 10y ago
I've used plain Stripe for SaaS product payments with two products (most recently https://assertible.com ) Stripe is very simple and has a very high quality API. They recently made some improvements to their dashboard for su
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by creichert 10y ago
Currently, assertible supports: - HTML validation - 404 link check - page contains "text" (some arbitrary user-configured text) - status code (200 by default) - json validation - max response time You can find more information her
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by creichert 10y ago
Hey Show HN! Co-founder here, We are working on making Assertible _the_ turn-key web service testing platform which is very easy to use (similar to how it's only a click or two to setup Travis CI, Circle CI, etc). Our current focus has
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by creichert 10y ago
We've been working on a service to make post-deployment testing & monitoring web services turnkey (as simple as connecting CircleCI or Travis to a repository). Assertible connects to a GitHub repositories deployment events and runs
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Effortless post deployment testing with GitHub(assertible.com)
3 points by creichert 10y ago|1 comments
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by creichert 10y ago
She does mentions how to deal with that problem: > If you do the first two things I told you, make something people want and focus, you’ll get growth as a result. And that means you can use growth as a test of whether you’re doing those
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by creichert 10y ago
Another book on the list I would consider essential is Parallel and Concurrent Programming in Haskell: http://chimera.labs.oreilly.com/books/1230000000929 I also thoroughly enjoy the Functional Pearls series, many of
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Haskell Meets Large Scale Distributed Analytics(tweag.io)
7 points by creichert 11y ago|0 comments
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by creichert 11y ago
Their naming is similar enough to leverage existing research literature, and knowledge, though. Those with a background in math can map some of their existing knowledge. Those without a math background have a more precise vocabulary to unde
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by creichert 11y ago
Using the trace trick needs to guard on False: myfun a b | trace ("myfun " ++ show a ++ " " ++ show b) False = undefined myfun a b = ... See here for some other helpful trace functions: https://hackag
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by creichert 11y ago
> Lack of information on a runtime exception. The -xc runtime option does just that, with a stack trace[0]. ./app +RTS -xc > Total lack of debugging tools I wouldn't exactly say there is a total lack. To name a few:

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