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Internship in Web Technologies
Categories: Front End, Learning | Tags: DevOps, GraphQL, LDAP, React.js, CI/CD, Docker, IaC, Kubernetes, Node.js, OAuth2
Job Description As part of its Big Data activities, Adaltas Academy is an information-sharing platform bringing together articles, training content, and a knowledge base. The users of the platform are…
By David WORMS
Oct 14, 2021
Running your Travis CI builds locally with Docker
Categories: DevOps & SRE, Front End | Tags: Bash, Tools, Unit tests, CI/CD, Node.js
Setting up the environment to run the tests on a CI/CD can take a few roundtrips between your host machine and the CI/CD running remotely. For every attempt, you’ll have to commit and publish your…
By David WORMS
Sep 6, 2021
Bridging the DBnomics Swagger/OpenAPI schema with GraphQL
Categories: DevOps & SRE, Front End | Tags: Data Engineering, GraphQL, JAMstack, JavaScript, REST, Node.js, Schema
While redacting a long and fastidious document today, I came across DBnomics, an open platform federating economic datasets. Browsing its website and APIs, I found their OpenAPI schema (aka Swagger…
By David WORMS
Apr 8, 2021
JS monorepos in prod 4: unit testing with Mocha and Should.js
Categories: DevOps & SRE, Front End | Tags: Automation, Git, Unit tests, CI/CD, GitOps, Monorepo, Node.js
Unit testing is essential for every long-term project and allows you to pull down functionalities of your code into isolated testable units. Indeed the main goal of a unit test is to verify if an…
By David WORMS
Feb 25, 2021
JS monorepos in prod 3: commit enforcement and changelog generation
Categories: DevOps & SRE, Front End | Tags: Git, JavaScript, Unit tests, CI/CD, Monorepo, Node.js, Release and features
Conventional Commits introduces a structured format for commit messages. It standardizes the messages among all the contributors. This makes them more readable and easy to automate. It simplifies the…
By David WORMS
Feb 2, 2021
JS monorepos in prod 2: project versioning and publishing
Categories: DevOps & SRE, Front End | Tags: Git, JavaScript, Unit tests, CI/CD, GitOps, Monorepo, Node.js, Release and features
One great advantage of a monorepo is to maintain coherent versions between packages and to automatize the version creation and the publication of packages. This article covers the versioning and…
By David WORMS
Jan 11, 2021
JS monorepos in prod 1: project initialization
Categories: DevOps & SRE, Front End | Tags: Git, JavaScript, GitOps, Monorepo, Node.js, Release and features
Every project journey begins with the step of initialization. When your overall project is composed of multiple projects, it is tempting to create one Git repository per project. In Node.js, a project…
By David WORMS
Jan 5, 2021
Plugin architecture in JavaScript and Node.js with Plug and Play
Categories: Front End, Node.js | Tags: Asynchronous, DevOps, JavaScript, Programming, Agile, Open source, Release and features
Plug and Play helps library and application authors to introduce a plugin architecture into their code. It simplifies complex code execution with well-defined interception points, also called hooks…
By David WORMS
Aug 28, 2020
Gatsby.js, React and GraphQL for documentation websites
Categories: Adaltas Summit 2018, Front End | Tags: Gatsby, GraphQL, HTTP, JAMstack, JavaScript, Markdown, React.js, SEO, API, GitOps, Node.js
In the last few months, I have started to redesign some of our Open Source project websites. This includes the websites of the Node.js CSV project, the Node.js HBase client and the Nikita project, our…
By David WORMS
Apr 1, 2019
Native modules for Node.js with N-API
Categories: Adaltas Summit 2018, Front End | Tags: C++, JavaScript, Kerberos, NPM, Node.js
How to create native modules for Node.js? How to use N-API, the future of native addons development? Writing C/C++ addon is a useful and powerful feature of the Node.js runtime. Let’s explore them…
Dec 12, 2018
Main advantages of GraphQL as an alternative to REST
Categories: Front End | Tags: GraphQL, gRPC, JSON, REST, API, Node.js, Registry
GraphQL is based on a simple idea, moving the assembly of a request from the server to the client. The client sees the overall strongly-typed schema instead of multiple REST endpoints and he builds…
By David WORMS
Nov 27, 2018
EclairJS - Putting a Spark in Web Apps
Categories: Data Engineering, Front End | Tags: JavaScript, Jupyter, Spark
Presentation by David Fallside from IBM, images extracted from the presentation. Introduction Web Apps development has moved from Java to NodeJS and Javascript. It provides a simple and rich…
By David WORMS
Jul 17, 2016
Tutorial for creating and publishing a new Node.js module
Categories: Front End | Tags: CoffeeScript, GitHub, JavaScript, Learning and tutorial, License, Mocha, NPM, Travis CI, Unit tests, Node.js
In this tutorial, I provide complete instructions for creating a new Node.js module, writing the code in coffee-script, publishing it on GitHub, sharing it with other Node.js fellows through NPM…
By David WORMS
Dec 3, 2013
Crawl you website including login form with Phantomjs
Categories: Front End | Tags: CoffeeScript, JavaScript, Mocha, Unit tests, Node.js
With PhantomJS, we start a headless WebKit and pilot it with our own scripts. Said differently, we write a script in JavaScript or CoffeeScript which controls an Internet browser and manipulates the…
By David WORMS
Nov 27, 2013
Node.js, JavaScript on the server side
Categories: Front End, Node.js | Tags: HTTP, JavaScript, Server, Node.js
Waiting for the Next Big Language (NBL for Next Big Language), this is now 3 years or more since I predict to my customers a bright future for JavaScript as a programming language for server…
By David WORMS
Jun 12, 2010