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Protect the Data!

If you were to ask yourself - what is the essence of any software system - what would you say? There are several things I can think of, such as clean code, DRY methods, integration testing, the technology being used, great design… Still if I had to pick between losing all of those, or just the data and almost my answer would be: “Protect the data”. https://blog.kodius.io/2017/04/14/protect-the-data/

Full-Stack Testing with Rails System Tests

Rails 5.1 is on its way, and with it, developers will finally have access to Capybara-based system tests right out of the box. Users of Rails integration tests will receive a major upgrade in functionality, and those who already use Capybara are about to see their lives get a whole lot easier. This post looks at Rails’ approach to system tests and why this should be the thing to finally convince you to start testing your app end-to-end.

Pronto v0.9.0 released!

Pronto keeps getting better at providing a quick automated code review of your changes. The big features of this releases are the two new formatters. One adds support Bitbucket Server. The other adds another way to comment on GitHub, using Review API. [more inside]

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