Jonny Eberhardt

I completely agree. Avoiding mocks when possible often leads to cleaner, more maintainable tests. It’s always worth considering if a different approach can achieve the same goal before reaching for a mocking library

Break It Before It Breaks You: Advanced Testing Strategies in Elixir Introduction

You ever deploy Elixir code thinking it's rock solid, only for it to explode in production like a rogue GenServer on fire? 😭. Here's your guide for testing to make sure it doesn't happen: medium.com/@jonnyeberha...
#elixirlang #testing #mox

Goodbye, Action Mailer. Hello, Swoosh. Try Not to Miss Those Slow Emails Let’s be honest, dear Rails developer: your current email routine might be as thrilling as watching paint dry on a rainy day. You’ve…

For all those wanting to learn about Swoosh (especially Rails developers): medium.com/@jonnyeberha...

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#elixirlang #rails #beam

Testing TVs At Scale With Elixir (with Dave Lucia) YouTube video by Developer Voices

You'd expect #Erlang and #Elixir to be a perfect fit for distributed testing of unreliable systems - this week's podcast is a perfect example. This week we're diving into the world of software for TVs, and how Dave Lucia's been building #BEAM cluster to try to test it all.

youtu.be/_MwXbHADT-A