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Abstract
Join us for a practical exploration of Unlogged, a tool designed to streamline Java development by addressing the challenges of regression costs. According to global productivity and quality analyses, the expense of a production bug is a staggering 640 times higher than in the development phase. Unlogged is on a mission to mitigate this by enabling developers to replay production traffic locally.
In this talk, we’ll delve into actionable insights, covering essential aspects that enable developers to:
- Automatically record and replay method input and return values.
- Implement custom assertions around the replays to enhance testing precision.
- Mocking external dependencies for more controlled testing environments.
- Integrate replay tests into Continuous Integration (CI) pipelines in both unit and integration modes.
Walk away with practical knowledge to implement strategies that ensure 0 regressions with minimal effort.
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Bio
Shardul is a 2nd-time entrepreneur with a track record of building several production-grade applications. His entrepreneurial journey began with the creation of a vernacular speech translation engine and an optical character recognition system tailored for India. Notably, Shardul successfully sold the intellectual property rights of these innovations to Airtel, the second-largest telecom operator in Asia.
Drawing from his experiences, particularly the challenges of Black Friday and big billion-day deployments, Shardul aims to develop a product that could ensure zero regressions even before code commit. In pursuit of this goal, he, along with his co-founder, created Unlogged—an open-source tool that lets developers replay production traffic locally. Through Unlogged, Shardul aims to provide a solution that speeds up deployments and ensures 0 regressions, with minimal effort.
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