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Eulalie Formery in Doctolib

Nov 29, 2022

Yes, Test-driven Development is useful in Data Science

Quentin Menoret in Doctolib

Oct 12, 2020

Testing Windows installers with Jest

At Doctolib, we’ve been building native software for a few years now, which we install directly…

Christophe Escobar in Doctolib

May 27, 2020

Load Testing — Best Practices & Key Takeaways

Saying that Doctolib is a fast growing company would be an understatement. We…

Pierre-Adrien B. in Doctolib

Oct 22, 2019

HTTPS integration tests with Rails and Capybara

Thomas Bentkowski in Doctolib

Mar 4, 2019

Visual regression testing at Doctolib

Here at Doctolib we run visual regression tests on our CI to be sure that our front end is…

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Cyril Champier in Doctolib

Feb 26, 2019

Flaky tests caused by a production bug: fix the flakiness, not the bug

Cyril Champier in Doctolib

Jan 3, 2019

Continuous improvement of our Flaky Hunting Process

Last year, I discussed how flaky tests are…

Cyril Champier in Doctolib

Dec 21, 2017

Hunting flaky tests at Doctolib

Our test Strategy

Cyril Champier in Doctolib

Dec 21, 2017

Hunting flaky tests 1: List ordering

See table of contents here for more flaky test resolution examples.

At Doctolib we use PostgreSQL, but the behaviour would be the same across all databases. As explained in the PostgreSQL documentation: “If sorting is not chosen, the rows…

Cyril Champier in Doctolib

Dec 21, 2017

Hunting flaky tests 2: Waiting for ajax

See table of contents here for more flaky test resolution examples.

If you are lazy, blindly wait for ajax