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Updating a website without testing the changes first can put an entire business at risk. A new plugin can break a WordPress installation. A theme update can damage a page layout. A change to a database can affect customer records, while an applicatio...

Ever reproduced a bug, documented the steps, and then had to write the same steps all over again as an automated regression test? That repetitive workflow is what inspired me to build QA Bug, a Chrome extension designed to turn browser-based bug rep...

An n8n webhook normally fails before the first workflow node runs. A 404 usually means the request did not match a registered webhook route. The common causes are a test URL with no active listener, a production URL for an unpublished workfl...

Direct answer: test the exact canonical URL on a real phone and through Search Console's URL Inspection tool. Compare Google's indexed crawl with the live Google test, then confirm that the mobile page contains the complete primary content, metadata,...

Direct answer: use the 14-day n8n Cloud trial to prove three narrow jobs, not to build a giant automation system. Keep Cloud only if at least two workflows run reliably, a named person can diagnose a failure, and the expected production exec...

Direct answer: create an Apollo Free account first and do not activate the one-time 14-day paid-plan trial until your test segment is ready. Use Free to define the market and filters. During the trial, inspect 25 companies, verify 10 contact...

Go 1.26.2 Released: Security Fixes, Regression Patches, and an Upgrade Playbook Go 1.26.2 was released on 2026-04-07 as a patch release focused on security and stability. If you are running Go 1.26.x in production, this is the kind of release you sho...

title: Laravel Testing Environment Setup published: true description: tags: #test #laravel #phpunit publishedat: 2026-03-26 14:38 +0000 This guide explains how to properly configure a testing environment in Laravel using .env.testing and phpun...

The Problem: The "Zombie UI" You click "Submit". The database is writing data. The API is processing the request perfectly. The backend is healthy. But on the screen... nothing happens. The button still looks clickable. The cursor is still a pointe...

In this part, we’ll look at a new feature in TWD: support for Testing Library–style selectors. These selectors are widely known in the community, and while you could technically use them before TWD is very flexible, now they’re fully integrated — inc...

TWD still has many more advanced features — such as function mocking — but with what we’ve covered so far, you already have everything a solid testing tool needs. In this step, we’ll see how to collect code coverage from your TWD tests and visualize ...

In Part 3https://coderlegion.com/7371/testing-while-developing-part-2-selectors-assertions-and-user-events, we explored one of TWD’s core features — network mocking — and completed our first full set of tests. Now, it’s time to take the next step: ru...

In Part 2https://coderlegion.com/7371/testing-while-developing-part-2-selectors-assertions-and-user-events, we explored assertions, selectors, and user interactions in TWD. We used those tools to test the homepage, which only had a single button. N...

In the previous posthttps://coderlegion.com/7370/testing-while-developing-part-1-installation-and-first-test, we set up our basic testing configuration and used the visit command to load our app. Now, we’re ready to make our tests a little more meani...

Let’s start our journey learning how to use TWD Test While Developing! In this first part, we’ll work with a small finished project that includes two pages: A Hello World page perfect for our first test A Todo List page that makes requests to an AP...