Hands on with Node’s new built-in test runner
June 6, 2023 |
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qnm: A CLI Tool to Look Into Ran Yitzhaki |
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💡 Don’t forget about the always handy NPKILL for if you actually want to clear away those |
Full Stack for Front-End Engineers with Jem Young (Netflix) — Learn what it means to become a well-rounded full-stack engineer with this hands-on video course. You’ll dive into servers, work with the command line, understand networking and security, set up continuous integration and deployment, manage databases, build containers, and more. Frontend Masters |
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Hands On with Node’s Built-In Test Runner — The built-in test runner became stable with the release of Node 20 and a lot of folks are now figuring out how to use it in their workflows. Phil walks through it with an easily understood and complete example here. Phil Nash |
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🛠 It must be the week for testing, as endpts has shared a thorough built-in test runner primer too, and NearForm’s Rômulo Vitoi takes it a step further by showing us how to build a custom test reporter. |
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▶ How to Deploy a Node App on to AWS Elastic Beanstalk — Elastic Beanstalk is an AWS-only orchestration service for deploying apps on to services like EC2 and S3. It’s 12 years old now and predates Docker, Kubernetes, etc. but is still actively maintained and provides an experience many folks prefer to heavier alternatives. Digital Cloud |
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🛠 Code & Tools |
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Prisma-Lint: A Linter for Prisma Schema Files — The team behind this tool has dozens of schema files to stay on top of, so they built this to maintain a consistent style and ensure they have the proper indices in place. Loop Payments |
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Actio: A Framework for Backend Apps — A framework that ‘blurs the line’ between microservices and monoliths giving the flexilibity to experiment with your approach. Comes with a few ‘batteries included’ services for areas like auth, file upload support, configuration, and payments. (Examples.) Crufters |
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DOT Classes: TypeScript Library to Model Data Transfer Objects — Designed to model data transfer objects in HTTP JSON APIs using class-based schemas that serialize/deserialize, static types by default, custom validation support, and an API that may feel familiar if you use OpenAPI and JSON Schema. Robert Singer |
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