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Oct 16, 2020 | » | 06. Version Control (Git)
4 min; updated Nov 27, 2024
Version Control Systems track changes to a folder and its contents in a series of snapshots. Each snapshot encapsulates the entire state of files/folders within a top-level directory. Git’s interface is a leaky abstraction. While the interface is at times ugly, its underlying design and ideas are beautiful. A bottom-up explanation of Git therefore makes more sense. The abstraction is leaky in the sense that to wield it effectively, the user must understand the underlying data model, e.... |
Jun 22, 2024 | » | Testing in a Monorepo
7 min; updated Jun 22, 2024
Testing Web Components While any test framework can work, it’s better to test web components in a browser environment because that’s where they’ll be used. Node-based frameworks would require too much shimming of DOM calls that’d make the tests unrepresentative. and are good options for browser-based testing. is powered by ES-build, and so is the client-side of the app; let’s go down this path and see where it leads.... |
Jan 15, 2022 | » | Software Engineering Journal Reviews
9 min; updated Feb 12, 2023
Formal Software Design Alloy is an open-source language and analyzer for software modeling. An Alloy model is a collection of constraints that describe a set of structures, e.g. all possible security configurations of a web application. Alloy’s tool, the Alloy Analyzer is a solver that takes the constraints of a model and finds structures that satisfy them. 📑 The Alloy Analyzer leverages a SAT solver, and this precludes Alloy from analyzing optimization problems.... |