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Malt’s migration to Nuxt: table of contents

This is a table of contents for articles about our migration to Nuxt

20h ago

Gardens by the Bay, Singapore.

20h ago

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Test the UI of a Nuxt application in isolation with Playwright

How we used Playwright to test our front-ends written as Nuxt applications, in isolation, for good coverage & performance

21h ago

The logos of Nuxt and Playwright, with a “+” symbol between them

21h ago

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Your version control system contains invaluable insights for your engineering teams (Part III)

This last installment lists tools you could you to query your own code base.

Jan 19, 2023

A Web page containing lots of values and charts, among which we can recognize several ones that were included in the first article. We can also see tabs labeled: “Stats”, “Ownership”, “Coupling”, “Temporal Coupling”, “Hotspots”, “Stable Code”, “Initiatives Follow-up”, and “Gradle Coupling”.

Jan 19, 2023

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Your version control system contains invaluable insights for your engineering teams (Part II)

This article expands on the previous one and describes how we extracted a strategy from our git log to solve our code ownership problem.

Jan 18, 2023

Lines showing the number of applications impacted by commit per month, a line for each decile.

Jan 18, 2023

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Your version control system contains invaluable insights for your engineering teams (Part I)

1 year ago we started mining our git log to extract metrics and find impactful paths of improvement. This article will share some of these

Jan 17, 2023

A stacked bars chart where each bar represents the percentage of changes made by a team to a component. Teams are given different colors. Changes made by different teams to the same component are stacked such that these stacked bars represent 100% of changes made to that component. The chart may be displayed to represent editions as either a number of commits or a number of lines changed.

Jan 17, 2023

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Malt’s new CI, 1 year later

Back in August 2021 Johan wrote on this blog what CI system Malt chose to migrate to — Gitlab CI — and why. One year later, where are we?

Nov 15, 2022

A Grafana table showing commits along with various job statuses and links to Gitlab CI.

Nov 15, 2022

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A guide to safely and efficiently test code that uses repositories

With this article, I’d like to share a set of techniques that we use together at Malt to write modules making use of repositories, and to…

May 26, 2021

A hammer with nails

May 26, 2021

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Enforcing dependency rules between Maven modules using JUnit

When a product grows, the code produced can quickly get out of control. To preserve us from code rot, architecture tests are a very useful…

Jan 18, 2021

A graph showing dependencies between “layers” of modules. Top to bottom: apps, […], shared services, platform, tech starters…

Jan 18, 2021

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Supporting a product team reorg with a code reorg

This is the story of the latest evolution of Malt’s product team, and about how we reorganized our codebase to enable that evolution.

Jan 12, 2021

Emojis: a woman and three men with laptops

Jan 12, 2021

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A tale of calling an external service

A description of a tool we made at Malt to make our interactions with external services more resilient.

Apr 28, 2020

A tale of calling an external service

Apr 28, 2020

Nicolas Grisey Demengel

Nicolas Grisey Demengel

Passionate principal software engineer building www.malt.com | @NicolasDemengel | @NicolasGriseyDemengel@piaille.fr | demengel.net

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