I have now a good amount of unit and integration tests (Mocha & Chai) for @cronarium, it's really nice because I can make changes without having to worry about breaking something.
Well, I'm still worried about having tests not covering enough π
I have a now a good amount of unit and integration tests (Mocha & Chai) for @cronarium, it's really nice because I can make changes without having to worry about breaking something.
Well, I'm still worried about having tests not covering enough π
Making some progress on the UI of @cronarium , I'm creating custom hooks with React to use modals more easily because I'm replacing some pages with modals as it makes more sense.
I've now set a roadmap for @cronarium to know exactly what I want it to be and to stay motivated, I almost forgot on the way that it should just be a micro #SaaS.
I'll take some time to review/refactor the code then I can unlock the signup page.
This month I worked on the UI and the stability of @cronarium as I said but didn't share anything.
I also remade the logo because the old was just a C made on Gimp (Ok it still looks like a C but I prefer this one) and opened a tweeter account for the project.
HTTP request jobs feature is 50% done on Cronarium, I needed to refactor a lot more than I though to make it clean and anticipate future needs (like web scraping jobs)
I've refactored a lot of the frontend and backend of Cronarium today, I really like working with a clean codebase, I can now implement the next features: http requests and webhooks!
Hello 2022, this year I decided to do 12 projects in 12 months, I don't know what I'll work on yet, from web to desktop app, but I want to improve myself and share my work here.