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Don’t loose your marbles — testing RXJS observable in Jasmine

Don’t loose your marbles — testing RXJS observable in Jasmine

It is not a guide on how to use RXJS marbles, it is rather an advice to use it whenever you testing more complex RXJS.
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Alan Batruk
The pros and cons of poly and mono repositories

The pros and cons of poly and mono repositories

As we continue to merge two products together (which you can read about here), we are starting to come across natural product conflicts…
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Josh Tighe
My first six months at AppLearn

My first six months at AppLearn

We’ve all asked the same questions when joining a new business. How will it actually feel to work in the team? What is the company culture…
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Thara Leighton
Creating a winning culture in the new world of work

Creating a winning culture in the new world of work

The last 2 years have been a bit of an adventure in terms of employee engagement. From the initial enthusiasm of Zoom quizzes and reminding…
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Laura Packwood
Addressing the absence of testing techniques

Addressing the absence of testing techniques

Over the previous decade within the software development industry, we have seen a mass adoption of exploratory testing. And with the wider…
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Michael Glennon
Platforming a DevOps function

Platforming a DevOps function

Every job interview I have ever had (even here at AppLearn) I’ve asked this question:
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Josh Tighe
Fixing the fascination with frameworks

Fixing the fascination with frameworks

Let me start by stating this is not an article about whether you should use web application frameworks. I also won’t be covering which one…
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Neil Johnson
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