How to reproduce production exceptions locally
The idea of CrashBreak is to reproduce production exceptions on the programmer’s computer. It’s done by creating a test request file with the same request data and system state.
Read moreHello, I’m Michał Janeczek, a Full-Stack Developer based in Poland.
I am 22 years old and currently I have over 4 years commercial career as backend and javascript developer. During my career I developed a few open source projects and I released 3 startups on my own.
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React, Redux, Webpack, Jest, Babel, Node, Angular, Ember
TDD, BDD, SOLID, Clean Code, Interactors, Component Cohesion & Coupling
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The idea of CrashBreak is to reproduce production exceptions on the programmer’s computer. It’s done by creating a test request file with the same request data and system state.
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