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Navigating Continuous Quality and Shift-Left Strategies with Indeed's David Morgenthaler

What does it really mean to shift left, and are we overburdening our developers in the process? In this episode, Jason Baum, Marcus Merrell, and Evelyn Coleman sit down with David Morgenthaler, a Software Engineering Manager at Indeed, to explore the real-world implications of shift-left testing. Together, they dissect the challenges of integrating continuous quality into CI/CD workflows and the potential pitfalls of placing more responsibility on developers' shoulders.

Automated Software Testing: A Definitive Guide

Imagine a world where your software tests run themselves, freeing you from the tedious grind of repetitive tasks, and catching bugs long before they wreak havoc on your code. This is the magic of automated software testing. Deadlines to ship software are tighter than ever. Users expect flawless experiences, and relying solely on manual testing just doesn’t cut it anymore.

[WEBINAR] Automating Invoice Payments in Retail with AI-Powered Data Extraction

Join us in this engaging webinar as we examine the role of AI in automating invoice payments within the retail landscape. We will highlight the significance of data extraction technologies and their ability to enhance payment accuracy and speed. Learn about the challenges faced by retailers and how AI solutions can address these issues effectively.

Embrace Greener Practices in Quality Engineering | Soumen Deb | #qualityassurance #softwaretesting

In this insightful talk, Soumen Deb explores the integration of sustainability into software quality engineering. Learn how greener practices, like reducing energy consumption and optimizing resource use, can align software development with environmental goals. Discover strategies for efficient testing, automation, and code optimization that not only reduce your carbon footprint but also provide cost savings and boost your organization's reputation. Join us to explore the intersection of quality engineering and corporate social responsibility for a sustainable future.

Ruby on Rails 7.1: Partial Strict Locals and Their Gotchas

Rails partials have been around for years, but they can be clunky since they're just ERB snippets without a backing object structure. Recently, libraries like ViewComponent and Phlex have tried to improve the view layer by adding more semantic structure to the templates. These are great libraries and I personally reach for ViewComponent on almost every project I work on. That said, I still feel the humble Rails partial still works great for many use cases.

Top 5 HTTP Request Libraries for Node.js

When it comes to making HTTP requests in Node.js, developers are spoiled for choice: from the built-in and browser-familiar Fetch API to third-party libraries like Axios, Got, Superagent, Ky, and others. Navigating this diverse landscape can be a little daunting. This comprehensive guide aims to simplify your decision-making process by comparing the features and nuances of popular options, so you can select the ideal solution for your next project.

Digital Transformation in Banking & Finance: How Digital Assurance Paves the Way

The financial services industry is in the midst of a significant transformation. As customers demand more seamless, agile, and innovative services, banks and financial institutions must evolve to meet these new expectations. But digital transformation is not just about implementing the latest technology—it’s a comprehensive, multi-dimensional shift that impacts everything from operations to customer experience.

How to Use Azure Blob Storage with Ruby on Rails

Azure Blob Storage is an object storage service that is very similar to AWS S3. ActiveStorage from Rails has built-in support for both ActiveStorage and S3 for file storage, making it easy to integrate and even swap out providers. The Honeybadger Blog has already explored using S3 for file storage in Rails, and in this article, we'll explore using Azure to allow users to upload files in a Rails application. You can find the final code here on Github.