I'm really impressed by playwright.dev after starting to use it for a few projects to add end-to-end tests. There's great engineering in it: robustness, ease of use in CI and CLI. Also debugging and tracing capabilities are already thought of. #Playwright

Wir müssen handeln. JETZT! Mit dieser Forderung sind wir nicht allein. Immer mehr unterstützen unseren Aufruf an die Bundesregierung nach einem sofortigen Importstopp für russisches Öl & Gas. Vielen Dank! #Ukraine #Embargo

I really enjoy using unit tests when developing #Helm charts (using github.com/quintush/helm-…). Writing templates for YAML is hard. This makes it somewhat more enjoyable and enables a fast feedback loop -which is always important. Also: refactoring and safeguard from regressions.

“Rethinking Visual Programming with Go” divan.dev/posts/visual_p…

I'm grateful we tried. Man, oh, man, did we try.

After Lens (a really nice #Kubernetes GUI) now finally enforces having a Lens account it was time to look for an alternative. I can highly recommend K9s: k9scli.io, a CLI based tool to inspect and work with a cluster. I think for me it might be even more effective.

Upcoming: Next.js with The Neos Project in headless mode and full editing experience in Neos UI - driven by frontend rendering in Next.js and content API in Neos. We had a really productive internal barcamp networkteam GmbH for 2 days trying out this crazy idea - results look promising! 🤩

A few weeks later and we are doing the last finishing touches for a first customer project using this setup. Take a peek at the NPM and Composer packages, they are all public now: github.com/networkteam/ze… . Next step: a demo project to start with a working setup and more docs.

Well, let's see how that #Mastodon thing works out. Find me at networkteam.social/@christopher (@[email protected]) on our own brand new instance.