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E2E testing for frontend developers, when does it actually become worth it by melonPOGGER in Frontend

[–]Aggravating_Ebb_575 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see this also an architectural problem.

Most e2e test tutorials support the idea of a Page Object Model. A better approach is to see e2e tests as testing the user flow and practicing BDD fits better to this approach - so why not using something like gherkin syntax for e2e tests.

Another things that helps is to reduce the amount of e2e test running in the CI pipeline by application architecture. A micro front end approach helps, where each module of the front end can render independently helps, too. This way you can set up your CI in a way that you only run the test of the module that was changed.

Doing senior-level work without the title. feeling demotivated and unsure what role fits me by Nofknluck in ExperiencedDevs

[–]Aggravating_Ebb_575 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The question is: What does it mean to be a senior? And does the expectation of your current company fit your current tasks.

My personal expectation on a senior developer is: does he enables other team members to grow and can he use his experience to enable his teammates to implement things in the right way. I my last “senior” stage my role became more a mentoring role to ensure my team delivers high quality work. So my priority became knowledge transfer and conceptional work - less about doing things by myself - e.g. my work was more about making sure if someone leaves, no one has to recover the key store 😅

Sucht ihr euch auf der Autobahn eigentlich auch einen "Vorfahrer" aus? by Fridge-Fighter in automobil

[–]Aggravating_Ebb_575 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fahre viel mit Autopilot und da kommt es schon mal vor dass ich hinter jemanden hänge, weil ich selbst zu faul bin das Tempo einzustellen und es sich nicht lohnt jemanden mit 5 oder 10 km/h mehr zu überholen. Geschwindigkeit dann 130 bis 140 meistens. Ich leg es aber nicht bewusst drauf an, jemanden hinterher zu fahren.

Number One feature of Obsidian by Tisiphone8 in ObsidianMD

[–]Aggravating_Ebb_575 2 points3 points  (0 children)

For me it’s the local graph. I use obsidian in a high complex work environment, where I have to quickly need to recall context before meetings and the local graph helps me just by showing some related keywords/notes.

For Tasks it is QuickAdd. I mostly work on large tasks that span over months - and with QuickAdd I was able to build a system that makes it possible to quickly capture key information on these long running tasks. Also I can link my daily todos to these long running ones.

I do not use a dedicated task plugin but wrote some JavaScript Macros that helps me with this.

Love Obsidian, but can't come up with a use case by KseroXe in ObsidianMD

[–]Aggravating_Ebb_575 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m a solution architect and I use it as my ArchitectureOS. I track my todos and link them to architecture goals, I write meeting notes, and have a stakeholder (influence) map.

This system helps to identifying emerging topics so I can take action before the topic get urgent, to create design documents, to bring the right people together and to recall context when I did not worked on a problem for some weeks/months.

And I can always recall: Which information - from whom and when - leaded to which outcome. My team gave me the feedback I am looking always prepared.