Introduction to golden testing
Alternatively, you could create a file with contents [1, 2, 3] and read it to know the expected output: import json with open("example1.json", "r") as ex1_file: ex1 = ex1_file.read().rstrip() assert(json.dumps([1,2,3]) == ex1) The file example1.json is called a golden file. Here are some advantages of golden tests over ordinary unit tests: If the expected output is large in size, it may be impract
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Miso: A tasty Haskell front-end web framework
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Threading responsibly
async also provides a plethora of useful combinators that should be in the standard toolkit of every Haskell programmers, such as race, concurrently, the Concurrently Alternative Applicative, and many others. Some async patterns # Finally, I want to show some patterns that are common and that will hopefully give a bit of an idea of how async can be used to easily implement complex tasks. If you’re
Drive-by Haskell Contributions
Drive-by Haskell Contributions Neil Mitchell http://ndmitchell.com Getting started contributing • Or: ideas to improve your existing project Static -Wall Docs Haddock Test hpc Perf profile Goal: Start doing cooler stuff Time Complexity Typo Docs New func New feature Do: Check your change is welcome • Is the project on GitHub? • Look at the open PR’s – do they languish? • When was the last commit?
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