In Kotlin Multiplatform, writing platform-specific implementations is sometimes necessary. However, these implementations can introduce inconsistencies between platforms if not properly tested and verified. In this article, we will explore how to tackle this problem.

Automated tests are an integral part of developing software, they help catch bugs before they reach the users and save developers time by cutting down manual testing.

The fourth part of my Testing Mistakes series which is only available to Members / Subscribers

The third part of my Testing Mistakes series which is only available to Members / Subscribers

The second part of my Testing Mistakes series which is only available to Members / Subscribers

Having a good test suite helps with catching regressions / bugs a lot faster, and gives developers more confidence when merging / releasing their product. In this series, I'll share my recommendations for improving your tests.

Data Builders provide an easy way for creating GraphQL response classes. In this post I'll show how they can be used to improve your tests.

A short list of my most used Git commands and IDE functionalities like Changelist, Interactive Rebase, Navigating to the previous branch

Keeping Kotlin Multiplatform tests clean while using the standard kotlin.test framework