Testing Your Canister With Vitest
An intro into end-to-end testing Internet Computer canisters in JavaScript/TypeScript using Vitest
Dfinity Related Posts
DFINITY Foundation is a non-profit organization that supports the development of the Internet Computer Protocol. I’ve been working there as a software engineer, building developer tools for the Internet Computer Protocol since 2021. Here are some posts and tutorials I’ve written about Internet Computer development:
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Using JavaScript with the Internet Computer
A first draft of documentation about the how the JavaScript Agent works, our recommended workflows, and how to get set up with various tools and environments
Dfx 0.7.7 Changes
Explaining the changes coming to frontend development in dfx 0.7.7
Frontend Development on the Internet Computer
Curious about how frontend code works on the Internet Computer? Here’s what I’ve learned after two weeks on the job
Static Site Generators on the IC
Interested in running a website on a decentralized cloud platform? Follow along as I start from a fresh project and adapt it for the Internet Computer
Working with Candid
How to interact with a canister using just a candid declaration using dfx or the didc tool directly
Make your Canister Pullable
How to enable dfx pull for your canister and thrill your users with a seamless development experience
How to use DFX Pull
How to use pull-enabled canisters in your own project
Reimagining Frontend Development on the IC
It’s been a few months since I started at Dfinity, and I have an exciting feature to share with you
React Native for IC Apps
Build a React Native app for the Internet Computer using Expo and Internet Identity
Deploying Your First Canister (NNS dapp)
How to take ICP utility tokens and get your first Internet Computer Canister up and running (<5 minutes)
Outline: Frontend Architecture and Authentication
Outline for a talk I have presented at ASPLOS 2022 and adapted for Motoko Bootcamp 2022
Level up your canister with a Http Cache
Http requests are queries by default, but you may need to upgrade to an update in some cases. This example shows how to cache those results so your users can reap the performance benefits!