Hard Mock Cafe

This article will show the usage of Azurite, a lightweight server clone of Azure Storage. The first part will be on setup in order to use the BlobStorage, TableStorage and Queue-APIs, the second part will be on testing using Azurite testcontainer. Read the article on medium...

About one year ago I wrote some articles describing the Kotlin Coroutines Testing module. With the recent 1.6.0 release things changed significantly, so it’s time for an update. Read the article on medium...

In part one and two of this series we saw how to make use of the time control features of the kotlinx-coroutines-test module. In this part you will see how to test code that utilizes a dedicated dispatcher. Read the article on medium...

The first part of this series provided you an introduction to the building blocks of the kotlinx-coroutines-test module, and gave you some examples on eager execution and virtual time. In this second part we will have a look at testing timeouts. Read the article on medium .

This is the first part of my little series on testing coroutines, where we will explore the capabilities of the kotlinx-coroutines-test module. All examples (and some utility functions) are provided in a Git repository, so give it a try. This first part will introduce the building blocks of the module, and give some examples on eager execution and virtual time. Read the article on medium .

One of the hot topics of the KotlinConf 2017 keynote in San Francisco was multiplatform development with Kotlin, Kotlin/Native and Kotlin/JS. The latter has been demonstrated using the Kotlin wrappers for React, which allows you to write React apps using Kotlin. This sounds promising, since it allows you to write both (web-based) front- and backends using one language. In this three-part article on Medium I’d like to give an introduction to Kotlin-React.