it is 2023 and I wonder if there are still providers where you can host your java web application for free?
Any suggestions?
@TheSteve0
I once gave a talk about such an approach, but a bit more complex. The automated test drives a headless browser, takes screenshots and includes them in the docs.
The 🇩🇪 Slides can be found here https://speakerdeck.com/rdmueller/spock-und-asciidoc-vom-test-zur-spezifikation-und-zuruck-eb532905-8b2e-4e79-831f-026d504e559c
A 🇩🇪 recording is available here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebc6Xa-HC48
Source is here:
https://github.com/docToolchain/SpockAsciiDocReports
But to be honest, this example is too complex.
Basically, what you need to undestand to include automated tests in your docs can be found here: https://docs.asciidoctor.org/asciidoc/latest/directives/include-tagged-regions/
@TheSteve0
Ah! That is something I implement through include:: macros:
* Write automated tests
* Include snippets of these tests and the generated results to your docs
* Generate docs only if tests are green
@ascheman @JavaLandConf @ahus1 @sippsack
Ja, wir müssen unbeding wieder das Training aufnehmen!
@TheSteve0
I think the main use case is install instructions and tutorials. Don't know how it could help with testing.
I would like to see something like jupyter notebooks with asciidoc and groovy
@DJGummikuh PTFE?
Ich drucke wenig mit Proben. Würde sie aber wohl auch in meine drybox packen, so dass sie vor dem Drucker erst die drybox öffnung passieren müsse n
@acidblues@universeodon.com @DJGummikuh
Gerade letztens gelesen, dass es kulturen gibt in denen die Zukunft hinter einem liegt, denn man kann sie ja nicht sehen oder so...
