There’s a particular kind of joy in seeing seeds you planted years ago take root. Watching an engineering organization grow over the course of several years, and seeing ideas we introduced become part of its everyday rhythm, have been some of the most gratifying parts of my work. This is the story of how a small engagement with HoneyBook evolved into a multi-year partnership that shaped everything from testing to architecture to culture. What began as a simple mission of tech

In the final post of this series, we’ll cover how applications where both the frontend and the backend are built with Javascript can...

Acceptance Testing multiple NestJS Microservices by running them a single process communicating via a memory fake.

How to make sure that memory-based fakes really behave like the production implementations they replace