AWS Step Functions with Node.js: Build an API
In the first part of this series, we built the asynchronous components of a much larger solution. Today, we will build the API interface that can be consumed in real-time.
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Kong Insomnia 8.3 Brings Back Local Projects
With Kong Insomnia 8.3 (available today) we’ve brought back 100% local storage with no cloud synchronization for your projects, while at the same time keeping the same workflow for users who want to collaborate in the cloud. To start using Local Vault, get started for free with Insomnia.
Accelerating Cost Reduction: AI Making an Impact on Financial Services
In the ever-evolving landscape of the financial services Industry, change is a constant and transformation is a requirement—to stay at pace with new regulations, risk mitigation, and the technological developments that support transformation. And just as financial services experiences its cycles, this time of year I find myself returning to the topic of cost reduction.
Using Data Contracts with Confluent Schema Registry
The Confluent Schema Registry plays a pivotal role in ensuring that producers and consumers in a streaming platform are able to communicate effectively. Ensuring the consistent use of schemas and their versions allows producers and consumers to easily interoperate, even when schemas evolve over time.
APIs and Business Logic: What's the Connection?
APIs and business logic is an essential tool when planning API integration. Because the first steps to API integration include accommodating the customer experience and establishing your current technology level, your unique business logic is the key to understanding where your business is and how to move forward. It can also serve as a roadmap to building your own composable enterprise.
Getting Started with Skaffold for Kubernetes Deployments
Skaffold is a command line tool that streamlines the workflow for building,pushing and deploying Kubernetes applications. Get started with our tutorial.
Maximizing Testing Efficiency: Parameterizing Playwright Scripts
Parameterization in testing is a powerful technique that allows you to run the same test script with different inputs, configurations, or scenarios. In the world of browser automation and testing, Playwright provides various methods to parameterize your scripts, making it easier to validate different use cases and ensure the robustness of your web applications. In this blog post, we’ll explore several approaches to parameterizing Playwright scripts.
Browser Automation Debug with Playwright Trace Viewer
Playwright Trace Viewer is a powerful tool that allows developers and testers to gain deeper insights into the execution of browser automation scripts created with Playwright. It provides a visual representation of script execution, enabling users to diagnose issues, optimize performance, and understand the flow of actions within their automation scripts. In this blog post, we’ll explore how to use Playwright Trace Viewer effectively to enhance your browser automation projects.
Playwright Test Generator
Playwright Test Generator is a powerful tool that simplifies the process of creating and maintaining end-to-end tests for web applications. Whether you’re a developer or a QA engineer, Playwright Test Generator can save you time and effort by generating test scripts that ensure the reliability and functionality of your web applications. In this blog post, we’ll walk you through the process of using Playwright Test Generator to create and manage automated tests effectively.
Getting Started with Playwright: A Comprehensive Guide
Are you tired of struggling with flaky, slow, and complex browser automation tools? If you’re a developer looking for a robust solution to automate your web testing and interaction needs, Playwright might just be the answer you’ve been searching for. In this blog post, we’ll walk you through the process of getting started with Playwright, from installation to writing your first test script (in TypeScript).