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docs.checklyhq.com
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Applying SRE Principles to CI/CD
With risk of tooting my own horn too much, this is exactly why I started my company https://checklyhq.com
We approach it a bit different: we blur the lines between E2E testing and production monitoring. You run an E2E test and promote it to a monitor that runs around the clock.
It's quite powerful. Just an E2E test that logs into your production environment after deploy and then every 10 minutes will catch a ton of catastrophic bugs.
You can also trigger them in CI or right after production deployment.
Big fat disclaimer: I'm a founder and CTO.
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Free QA-type scripting tools?
Headless Recorder from Checkly might be a cool addition and it supports Playwright and Puppeteer 🙌
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How to stay one step ahead of errors and downtime as you scale up your business
At FINN we use Checkly once again to run our scheduled E2E tests. Some teams also use a combination of Make and Apify to run scheduled E2E tests on smaller projects.
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Show HN: DevRaven – Monitoring for Developers
This is a good area that needs to be fleshed out, so far the best solution I've found is https://checklyhq.com/
Playwright as a service + other monitoring checks is amazing.
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Migrating from Puppeteer to Playwright
Did we forget anything? Please let us know by getting in touch, or submit your own PR.
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Inko 0.11.0 released: including a native code compiler, package manager, a new scheduler, and more!
While I'm looking into fixing the CSS based on your comment, nothing is deployed yet (see here in case you don't believe me), as I haven't decided yet if I just want horizontal scrollbars for long code blocks, or change how long lines are broken apart (which is the issue here). When I said "which is a bug I just noticed", I meant I noticed it after you pointed it out and I decided to take a look. I'm not sure what makes you think I'm secretly modifying anything, then claiming it was working fine in the first place.
What are some alternatives?
Playwright - Playwright is a framework for Web Testing and Automation. It allows testing Chromium, Firefox and WebKit with a single API.
crystal-website - crystal-lang.org website
website - Flutter documentation web site
orbitdb.org - The website for OrbitDB
ghostwriter - A port of ghostwriter theme to Hugo.
mqtt.org - The mqtt.org website
website - Source code for pwy.io
sebasic - A basic Jekyll theme for programmers
hugo-theme-even - 🚀 A super concise theme for Hugo https://hugo-theme-even.netlify.app
website - This is moo's website. moo is a tech consultancy company that aims to solve tough problems with technology. We help our clients achieve technical excellence, strengthen their core technologies, scale with flexibility and create seamless digital experiences
puppeteer - Node.js API for Chrome
vala-www - Website of the Vala programming language