Yet another article on how you can do search straight in PostgreSQL. This one goes a bit further in how to put the pieces together though.

A bit sarcastic, but makes its point efficiently. It's important to realize that more code to maintain is definitely not what we need.

Where does this style of tests shine? A few elements to consider.

It's definitely tempting me to switch my blog comments to the fediverse as well.

A little article which serves as a good introduction to the pytest fixtures. They are indeed very useful I think.

Interesting list of advises. Most of it makes sense, I'm less convinced about avoiding the headers for the authentication mechanism though.

This is about behavior and not structure indeed. Put the focus at the right place otherwise your tests will quickly become expensive to update.

Calls a bit too much everything mocks while the term test double would have done the job. Still it stresses fairly well the importance of being as close to reality as possible and the tradeoffs we have to make.

Black has been getting too much of a bad reputation in the last few years. This article makes a good job arguing for a more balanced view.

Interesting dive into the DisplayPort protocol and its advantages, looking forward to the next article in this series.

Neat way to see how several queuing strategies behave. Picking the right one for your system is important.

Habits indeed cut both ways...

Nice little article about Conway's Law. Shows nicely all the ramifications it has.

Interesting alternative to the "T-shaped skills" metaphor.