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TDD for your database queries(fauna.com)
1 points by robsutter 5y ago|0 comments
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Does AWS Know Itself Yet?(medium.com)
1 points by robsutter 5y ago|0 comments
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by robsutter 5y ago
Sure - here's an example using Jest to test the logic in UDFs: https://github.com/fauna-labs/fql-utilities/blob/main/tests/... You can use Jest's before[All] and after[All] to do any requi
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by robsutter 5y ago
I remember those days too - my sins were T-SQL and I remember those headaches quite clearly. One huge difference today is that you can actually unit-test user-defined functions and stored procedures using the same tooling you use for your a
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by robsutter 5y ago
I actually think this piece aligns with your thinking. Using a single, strongly consistent data store to eliminate the "train wreck of complexity" allows for a better developer experience while still delivering a responsive user e
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by robsutter 5y ago
My favorite thing about this pattern is that it allows developers to build globally distributed applications while reasoning about them like a single, centralized monolith. A lot of complicated practices that we’ve adopted to overcome the c
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Multi-Cloud Comin' for Ya(serverlesschats.com)
1 points by robsutter 5y ago|1 comments
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by robsutter 5y ago
Is multi-cloud a good idea, inevitable, or an advantage? Should you use the tooling cloud service providers offer or are third-party tools a better fit for your workflows? On this episode of Serverless Chats, Jeremy chats with Rob Sutter ab