Community Picks·4yBeautify GitHub profile
README is a lightweight markup language that is intended for readability and to make the code look just like the output. README file generators can help you build your GitHub profile with minimum effort and ease. There are some cool dynamic features you can add to your readme file and take your profile to a completely next level. There is a Vs Code extension called WakaTime.
LogRocket·4yHow to automate API tests with Postman
Writing API tests with Postman is a platform that provides a complete set of tools for building, testing, documenting, and mocking APIs. We'll explore how to write automated functional and integration tests for your APIs that will run in a CI/CD pipeline. We’ll create a collection called Delivery-API Tests where we are simple tests, but the goal is to understand the concept of testing in Postman.
Community Picks·4yCreate a CI/CD Pipeline with GitHub Actions and AWS
GitHub Actions are a continuous integration and continuous delivery platform that allows developers to automate builds, testing and deployments through the creation of "workflows" For public repositories, GitHub Actions is completely free! This guide will be scratching the surface of what GitHub Actions can really provide, and I highly suggest checking the documentation out. Adding the.git/workflows folder and YAML File Workflows are stored in a. Git folder in your repository.
Hashnode·4yHow to create portfolio website with custom domain using Github pages
A portfolio is how you can stand out amongst the thousands of new graduates from college and bootcamps. You can even add a custom domain for around $15 a year with no monthly hosting fees for some extra pizazz. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to make your own portfolio website.
Analytics Vidhya·4ySetting Up CI/CD Using GitHub Actions
Setting Up CI/CD using GitHub Actions makes it easy to automate all your software workflows now with the help of GitHub Actions. It uses YAML syntax to define the events, jobs, and steps. These files are stored in GitHub workflows, and a series of commands are automatically triggered whenever a code is pushed.
freeCodeCamp·4yHow to Use GitHub Super Linter in Your Projects
Linting is essentially a form of static code analysis. It analyzes the code you wrote against some rules for stylistic or programmatic errors. There is also a ton of customization capabilities with environment variables that can help you.
Hacker Noon·4yUsing Next.js + Playwright + GitHub Actions to Make a To-Do App
Use Next.js, Playwright, GitHub Actions, and Foresight to create a stack for a web application. All the external tooling is free; therefore, you don't need to pay anything to try this stack. The initial playwright.yml action will help us to run our test in every commit and pull request. When there is an error, the reporter will include the error logs and messages and messages as well.
Hashnode·4yNext.js visual regression testing made easy
Next.js visual regression testing made easy - so does the UI. In this tutorial we will learn how to - setup a new next.js app - use lost-pixel to enable CI visual regression tests. To set up the first tests, you need to add the lost- pixel.config.ts file into your tsconfig in.
