Diesel Apps

Modern microservices... they're fast and scalable and resilient (if you do them right)... but still slow to develop, using the same old IDEs, languages and processes!

Mocking microservices

$mock say.hi (name ?= "Harry") => (greeting = "Hello, " + name)

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dsl here...

Change the name of the message say.hi or change the default value there, from "Harry" to "me", or something. Then hit "Save" and play with it (hint: checkout the REST tab).

Note that even though you are not logged in, you can play with this! Cool, huh?
Your temporary "session" will expire in 5 minutes or so... if you mock it up, just refresh the page to start again.

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result...

Having an API can be easy - here's one just above (one that you can edit and fiddle with). In fact, this is also the simplest microservice you could have ever created (read more)

With an account, you can create your own micro "lambda" services, very useful for prototyping, mocking or testing.

Interested in accelerating microservices development ? ...

APIs are often much less interesting than the stories they tell... or the stories you can create with them, i.e. systems, apps etc. The behaviour of these systems as a whole... that's where the value of the system is.

Testing microservices

$send say.hi (name = "Jane")
$expect (greeting contains "Jane")

di:es:el editor

dsl here...

Change the name of the message say.hi or change the default value there, from "Harry" to "me", or something. Then hit "Save" and play with it (hint: checkout the REST tab).

Note that even though you are not logged in, you can play with this! Cool, huh?
Your temporary "session" will expire in 5 minutes or so... if you mock it up, just refresh the page to start again.

To edit this topic and fully explore this, just create an account!

Use this ! Nah

result...

How do we specify our expectations about the value? How do we communicate it, record it, share it, cooperate on it?

Use cases and user stories can turn into automated tests! (one that you can run and trace right now) (read more)

Interested in simplifying microservices testing? ...

In the modern age, enterprises are transformed by microservices, APIs and reactive principles.

If you want to take a refreshing look at microservices requirements, acceptance and truly continuous testing, while fiddling with the architecture itself, start by creating a free account.

Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication Leonardo da Vinci, 1452

Mocking microservices

Testing microservices