Managing the lifecycle of infrastructure, applications, and processes in modern IT is problematic. There are a variety of tools and best practices, which are ever-changing. It’s a struggle to stay up-to-date with these practices, and not everyone is an expert at everything. Technical debt is inevitable.
We are ultimately all alone. We are siloed within the context of a team, department, or company, locked-in in a particular ecosystem of tooling. To deliver end-to-end capabilities, we build them from scratch in a vacuum. We consume API calls, transform data, build and manage infrastructure and applications. …
How many projects which used MongoDB have you worked on? How do you test your database queries? What is your way of the initial database seeding?
About year ago, my friend and I started building a basic CRUD app as a side project. On the back-end side there was nothing fancy — a simple GraphQL API server written in TypeScript. When it comes to storing the data, it was a typical use case for NoSQL database, so we’ve picked the most popular solution out there — MongoDB.
At some point we needed to import some development data to test our…
Paweł Kosiec
I am full-stack developer interested in web trends, technology and gadgets. Open source and cloud-native enthusiast. https://kosiec.net
