Mobile Automation Newsletter - #9
A biweekly newsletter curating the latest news, articles, and tools for mobile test automation, covering iOS, Android, and cross-platform development.
A biweekly newsletter curating the latest news, articles, and tools for mobile test automation, covering iOS, Android, and cross-platform development.
A tutorial on creating a simple line graph using CSS clip-path and clip-mask techniques, avoiding heavy charting libraries.
Guide to using AWS SAM's new GraphQLApi resource to build and deploy serverless applications with AWS AppSync.
A guide to resolving Git merge conflicts using the rebase command and VS Code's merge conflict editor.
A developer explains how to implement dynamic Webmentions using Netlify Edge Functions with Eleventy, moving from static builds to real-time updates.
A call to action for developers to monetize and support open-source projects through corporate sponsorship and personal contributions.
An overview of LLM-powered autonomous agents, covering their core components like planning, memory, and tool use for complex problem-solving.
A guide to managing DTAP environments in AWS CDK using YAML configuration files for consistent, parameterized infrastructure deployment.
Explores upcoming CSS State Container Queries, including 'stuck' and 'wrap' states, for styling based on element conditions without JavaScript.
A detailed look at new features and changes in Java 21, including the Scoped Values API, from the Inside Java Newscast.
A summary and analysis of DeepMind's RoboCat paper, a self-improving foundation agent for robotic manipulation using Transformer models.
Building a SaaS app's core data model in Django, including the Entry model, admin setup, and automated testing.
A summary of Apple's WWDC 2023 announcements, including the Vision Pro headset, new Macs, and major OS updates for iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and more.
An overview of popular file encryption algorithms like AES, MD5, SHA-1, and SHA-2, explaining their uses and how to choose the right one for data security.
Andy introduces a viewport logger tool to collect data on screen fragmentation and encourages testing on various devices.
A guide to implementing the Mediator design pattern in C# from scratch, inspired by the MediatR library.
A critique of Google's service shutdowns and the importance of open standards for a trustworthy, decentralized internet.
Explains the new #[Override] attribute in PHP 8.3, its purpose for preventing bugs, and includes commentary on static analysis in PHP.
A guide on using the Xcodeproj Ruby gem to programmatically manage and update Xcode project files, including adding and deleting file references.
Paolo Melchiorre announces his nomination for the Python Software Foundation Board, outlining his 15+ years of community contributions and goals.