Are you using Postman to run your API tests? And are you familiar with Postman Collection runner? Today I’d like to share with you my experience of using Newman, a command line collection runner for Postman. The benefits? The availability … Read More
Stages of agile retrospective & 7 popular techniques
Anyone that works with agile methods must know that retrospective is very important for an agile team and agile planning. Agile retrospective (also called retros) or scrum retrospectives is about looking back at the evolution of the work done over a … Read More
AI in Logistics: 5 troubleshooting use cases
Artificial intelligence is the technology that modifies many fields of activities and it bears a real benefit for various industries. Logistics area is the one where the application of AI shows serious advantages. This article covers how AI in logistics … Read More
Karate Framework: Let’s make API Tests great again
I’ve recently talked about a testing framework called Cypress. In this article I will talk about another one: a pretty simple testing framework for REST API Automation called Karate. In order to best describe it, here’s a pretty descriptive excerpt from … Read More
React Suspense & Concurrent Mode: Async Rendering
Last 12 of June, some of Apiumhub’s frontend developers had the chance to attend React Next 2019 in Tel Aviv, Israel. It was an incredible experience, with lots of interesting talks that encouraged us to keep investigating different concepts. There … Read More
Retry Pattern: examples & recommendations
Today I would like to talk about Retry pattern. In distributed applications, where constant communications are made between services and/or external resources, temporary or transient failures (transient failures) can occur when interacting with these environments. These failures can be caused … Read More
React Next 2019: React Hooks – the main uses
On June 12 of this year, part of the Apiumhub Frontend team had the opportunity to attend the React Next 2019 conference in Tel Aviv, a conference focused mainly on React and React Native. There we had the opportunity to … Read More
Cypress Framework: The Swiss Army Knife for your Tests
Today I’d like to talk about a testing framework that’s been getting quite a bit of love as of late. I’m talking about Cypress, a tool we might even call a Swiss Army Knife for your tests. Since I’ve been using … Read More
JBCNConf 2019: The Pursuit of Pragmatic Programming
The last week of May, the beautiful city of Barcelona was hosting an annual fair for all the IT enthusiasts, programmers and software companies – the fifth edition of JBCNConf. This year, the three days were filled up with an … Read More
JBCNConf 2019 Highlights: Evolving a Clean Architecture
As you probably already know, last month, Apiumhub sponsored this year’s edition of the JBCNConf, and our development team had the pleasure attending the event and sharing knowledge with the Java community in Barcelona. JBCNConf 2019 Highlights During JBCNConf … Read More
mDevCamp Conference 2019: our experience
mDevCamp 2019: Welcome & Keynote mDevCamp is one of the biggest mobile development events, and we’ve had the chance (and luck) to be able to assist to this year’s edition. With a lively atmosphere and refreshing and influential talks, mDevCamp’s … Read More
Android Architecture: Rethinking MVP in Android
Today we will talk about Android Architecture and will rethink the use of MVP in Android. When we talk about software architecture, in Apiumhub we always have in mind the following objectives: Improve testability, expressiveness and reusability. Reduce mocking / stubbing, … Read More
