Open Source is my passion. I'm the creator of vue-lazy-hydration, and node-sass-magic-importer.
vue-lazy-hydration is a renderless Vue.js component to improve Estimated Input Latency and Time to Interactive of server-side rendered Vue.js applications. This can be achieved by using lazy hydration to delay the hydration of pre-rendered HTML.
node-sass-magic-importer is a custom node-sass importer for selector specific imports, node importing, module importing, globbing support, and importing files only once.
Whenever we find a severe bug that is caused by an error in a complicated piece of code, in my experience, the first instinct is that better documentation is needed. So that the next time we need to debug the code, at least we know what it is supposed to do. I argue that this is a waste of time...
Read moreOut of the box, Cypress offers an amazing live-reloading feature. But there is one caveat: live-reloading only works when changing test code, not when updating the application code. Nowadays, we are used to live-reloading in the browser thanks to webpack hot module replacement (HMR) and other fantastic development tools like Vite or Snowpack. If we had something similar in Cypress, practicing TDD would be a lot easier...
Read moreWhen testing components (e.g., Vue or React) or regular JavaScript modules, we typically want to decouple our test code from the implementation as much as possible. Ideally, we want to write black box tests. That means that we are only allowed to interact with the public API of the component under test...
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