Testing on Janik von Rotz

Apollo Graphql integration testing in practice

Thu, 05 Dec 2019 10:16:19 +0100

The Apollo Graphql documention offers a pretty comprehensive guide on how to test your Graphql API. But sure its different once you implement tests for your non generic project. That is why I wrote this post. First I would like to introduce you to integration tests and how they are different from the other testing levels. And then I’ll give you a hands on experience for writing integration tests for Apollo Graphql with Ava.

Autodeploy to Github Pages with Travis CI

Wed, 11 Nov 2015 09:37:05 +0000

Github pages are a common way to create a website for your open-source project. Github provides a website generator tool which simply reads the README file from your repository. The big disadvantage is that there’s no auto deployment for your this kind of website. You always have to run the generator manually. To solve this problem we need a third-party computing engine that automatically updates our page. This is the perfect job for Travis CI. Travis CI is a Github integrated continuous testing platform that runs tests for different development frameworks. It triggers a test whenever you make a commit on your Travis registered repository. We will use Travis to update our page whenever we make a commit to our repository.

Thank you internet for: Peek by UserTesting

Thu, 15 May 2014 12:44:00 +0000

Peek is a free service offered by User Testing where you can get real people to test your websites usability.

I have to admit, first I didn’t really believe that there will be real person visiting my site and give my a feedback. But within in one hour I have been suprised.

Here’s the video done by a random guy from the internet: