A collection of resources covering different aspects of Gatling load testing tool usage.
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A collection of resources covering different aspects of Gatling load testing tool usage.
Demonstration of using Swift Playgrounds in Test Driven Development with XCTest
The Crystal Programming Language Koans
Example Scala-Native application using third party libraries and a test suite
Interview Test using a To Do List
A collection of awesome Cucumber and Gherkin-related resources
A curated, opinionated collection of tools and resources dedicated to Performance Engineering, covering both Observability and Performance Testing.
An example of using Common Lisp (SBCL) as a custom runtime on AWS lambda
WIP web app version of The Shortest Ember Book
An example project explaining how to create and publish CDK constructs using projen and jsii. It lets you publish your CDK constructs to npm, Maven, NuGet and PyPi.
Demostrates BDD approach with Mobile testing
Blue / Green Deployments for Cloudflare Workers
An introduction to Core Data you can test, use, change & code, all in just one Playground!
IN2AR latest SDK libs and examples
A simple starter <hello-world /> web component written in typescript, using lit. Unit tested with jest and e2e tested with playwright.
.Net Code Katas - A prebuild Kata project that already includes tests and base classes.
A collection of resources covering all aspects of Tsung usage for load testing.
Phalcon Mooc an example API + Front End with automated tests
🎬 Testing SDL2 with V, Rust, C/++ : Nuklear, ImGui, TTF, 2D/3D, joystick, sounds, music, ...
Visual regression testing using Jest, Chromeless and AWS Lambda.
A feature-packed, ready-to-use CMake template with testing, static and dynamic checks, coverage reports, and a tutorial.
📊⌨️ Update a pinned gist to contain your latest TypeRacer races
Use this sample when creating a simple pipeline in AWS CodePipeline while following the Simple Pipeline Walkthrough tutorial. http://docs.aws.amazon.com/codepipeline/latest/userguide/getting-started-w.html
the goal of this kata is to learn to work incrementally by implementing a cli arguments parser.