In the past two years or so the term “Functional Programming” (FP for short) has cropped up everywhere. You can’t get away from it. Especially in javascript. It feels like every JS developer but me was invited to a cool FP party and all of a sudden…
Here’s a common problem in the world of web development: you have to retrieve a list of items from an API endpoint…
The debugger is one of the most powerful, but underutilized, tools in a developer’s toolbox. The name “debugger” suggests that this tool can only be applied when dealing with bugs, but in reality it can be used for so much more.
One of the cornerstones of building the bank of the future is ensuring the correctness and validity of our data. Banking is, after all, an industry that demands extreme precision and correctness.
This post explains how we upload test documents to SauceLabs server in two different ways and what is the difference between them.
I work on the team at Earnest which supports loan applications. Loan applications often require a user…
Pete Hodgson is co-author #pairing
Anne sat down next to Sally, resting her coffee precariously near the edge of her desk.
I was recently working on a new npm module for work which is a promise-based API. Testing promises in javascript is very do-able, but also very tricky. You can test promises and their results in many various ways. Unfortunately the JS community…
At Earnest we recently open-sourced autopublish. It is a small, simple tool. It publishes a local npm module to your npm registry of choice, but only when the module’s current version doesn’t already exist in the registry.
