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Mineservers Devblog 3: Value in Testing
Testing is hugely important in order to have confidence in a product working as expected and code changes not breaking existing functionality. It’s easy to get stuck in implementation-mode and in fact as we prototyped out the web-service side of Mineservers and figured out our tech stack, we put very little effort into automated testing. In that same time. the service has matured from very basic CRUD to having real business logic which has left a good chunk of our code unexercised beyond basic manual API testing.
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Mineservers Devblog 2: Expiring Web Sessions
As detailed in my previous post, we are using Ktor as a framework for creating the Web API portion of Mineservers. As we were working to add sessions to the API (and for the accompanying UI), we had several decision points and a few challenges.
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Mineservers Devblog 1: Choosing a Stack
Mineservers is our first new project with the current team, and it’s mostly a place for us to try new ideas and learn how to work together. In addition, the Minecraft server list market is fairly stale and homogeneous, so we’re looking to use our expertise to build a new and improved server list with greater discoverability and API access.
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Welcome
Welcome to the new dotRun website, created with the help of Jekyll and the Jackal theme.