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Test Auto-healing Is A Red Flag (opens on the source site)

Well, I am happy to report Cypress-the-company is all in on test auto-healing in its new cy.prompt command (which I recreated locally as cypress-think plugin). Let's look at the screenshots Cypress put in the blog post: The test shows Cypress auto-healing in practice. The test had a prompt like "Turn on dark mode", which used to resolve to some button (unclear). Now the button is gone, but the test has been "auto-healed" to find another button. We can see the details of the healing by clicking on the "Turn on dark mode" step in the Command Log: Please do not use any auto-healing in your…

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How To Publish To NPM From GitHub Actions (opens on the source site)

Using The New NPM OIDC Trusted Publishing Workflow At the end of 2025, NPM registry revoked all personal NPM tokens that I used to publish new NPM package releases. This change improves the security of the entire NPM publishing workflow, but has disrupted my CI process. For example, the new feature of cypress-timestamps has not been released, failing with the error "SemanticReleaseError: Invalid npm token.". Hmm, what do we do now? We could use publish to NPM using local npm CLI commands, entering the 2FA token, etc. But I really hate this idea. I have more than 400 NPM packages, so the…

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Building a MCP Server in Elixir (opens on the source site)

We’ve been working with MCP servers for a while, and this use case was a perfect opportunity to build out another one. What is an MCP Server? A very simple way to put it is that Model Context Protocol is an "API" that your AI tooling can use to get external data or perform actions by interacting with your application. If it's just an API, that seems very easy to implement. Let's think about our use case then. The Use Case The project is the TIL https://til.hashrocket.com/ website where we developers usually write about our own learning experiences throughout small TIL posts. So our idea with…

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From Database to Domain: Elevating Software Development with DDD Introduction (opens on the source site)

In the complex landscape of software development, aligning design methodologies with business needs is crucial. Domain-Driven Design (DDD) emerges as a key approach in addressing this alignment, especially in projects characterized by intricate business rules and processes. This methodology stands in contrast to traditional practices, such as embedding business logic within databases, offering a more adaptable and business-focused perspective. Section 1: Understanding Domain-Driven Design Definition and Focus DDD is centered around developing software that intricately reflects the business…

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