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The "Spinner of Death": Why Localhost Latency is Lying to You

The "Localhost" Bias can make your app feel fast. You need to talk directly to the browser engine to test this properly. Emulate a...

No Need to Mock All the Time: A Better Way to Test API Resilience in Your Termin...

Chaos Engineering is a way to test your application's resilience to network failures. We will use a cloud-based Chaos Proxy to inj...

It's Great That My AI Bot Argues With My Swagger Schema: Explaining Why

API tests need to be fast, stable, and cover 100% of your endpoints. The real meat (and the real pain) of automation often lies wi...

AI Wrote Your Tests. Variables Keep Them Alive.

I'm building Debuggo not just to create tests quickly, but to create reliable tests that don't break every time the wind blows.

Testing the Untestable: A Simple Way to Handle Static Methods in Legacy Java

This is a pretty straightforward way to test untestable code.

Node.js vs Go in Practice: Which Performs Better? Chaos-proxy or Chaos-proxy-go?

Compare the performance of chaos-proxy in Node.js vs Go for HTTP chaos testing. See benchmarks, results, and practical advice for...

The HackerNoon Newsletter: As AI Hype Peaks, One Nonprofit Asks: “What For?” (10...

Embracing the Uncertainty of Chaos-Driven Testing: Integration Tests That Can De...

Learn how to use chaos-driven testing in full stack apps with integration tests that simulate network failures and latency.