Thoughts on our software development process, and how we leverage the latest tools and best practices to create better software.
We received a lot of interest about how we built our new free tool, the AI Assistant for Auth0 Actions, which helps author code and write tests for Auth0 Actions. In this post we break down how we designed, built, and deployed it.
“Code Golf” is a common game programmers play wherein some code is presented with the task being to reduce it to a minimum number of characters.
While developing a recent Auth0 Marketplace Action, we built a test framework for Auth0 Actions to make sure the integration met our standards for quality, reliable, maintainable code. Today, we’re open-sourcing that effort as the Auth0 Actions Testing library (NPM, GitHub) to help you test and develop Auth0 and Okta CIC Actions locally.
Vanilla Extract is a CSS preprocessor (like Less or Sass) but instead of it’s own unique syntax you just use TypeScript. Because it’s TypeScript, your existing linting and formatters already implemented for the TypeScript code continue to work as-is with it, you get VSCode’s type completion features when writing it and refactoring Vanilla Extract styles is a breeze as it’s TypeScript top to bottom.
These are unprecedented times as we globally navigate through the current COVID-19 pandemic.
Kilterset is always looking for great people to join our team
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