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Feature Friday: Generate a Changelog Page from Your Codebases This latest feature covers how to generate a changelog page directly from multiple codebases and multiple commits directly from the Web UI. This can be a super helpful timesaver if you find yourself writing changelogs pages from scratch! Demo Below: https://lnkd.in/g2tVrQkt #docs #featurefriday #changelog

Feature Friday: Generate a Changelog Page from Your Codebases Keeping track of changes in your codebase can be challenging, especially across multiple repositories. Introducing our latest update: a Changelog feature that leverages our Github integration to automatically generate a draft of a Changelog Page based on the latest commits in your repos. Instead of tracking everyone down to make note of all the changed code/features and then manually compiling a Changelog, you are now just a couple clicks away from creating one. This is just one of many new UI driven AI features we are building that are now possible because of our revamped Github Integration. This is super important because whether you want to automate documentation from your CI/CD, Code Editor, or a Web UI we are committed to making it simple. Demo in the comments. #FeatureFriday #ChangelogAutomation

Custom Modules (Sub-Scenarios) 🚀 We want to remind our longstanding users and introduce our new users to an article about custom modules. If you can't find the node you need, you can create your own custom ones. Two reasons to learn about it: 1. Instead of repeatedly adding 5-6 nodes to any new scenario, you simply add one. 2. The logic is separated, allowing you to impact the final result through sub-scenario editing. 🔗 Read more and speed up your development process: https://lnkd.in/gfjAR8Tu Have you tried it before?

The video is about the delegate design pattern in software development. We will use the analogy of a restaurant to explain the concept of Delegation. We will look at a code example of how to implement the delegate design pattern. Then we will discuss the benefits and drawbacks of using the delegate design pattern. We conclude the video by discussing some implementation strategies for using the delegate design pattern. https://lnkd.in/drURh-w7

🔍 In this video, we'll explore how to effectively group test results in your reports. You'll learn how to understand the data flow and organize test suites, projects, and file paths for better readability and management of your test results. #testautomation #letcode #playwright #ortonireport https://lnkd.in/gzZKbCuB

Check our webinar replay to delve into Low Code Development and discover how this transformative approach streamlines software creation by minimizing coding efforts and empowering developers with visual interfaces and pre-built modules. Gain valuable insights explore real-world use cases and stay ahead in today's dynamic business environment! Click here to learn more!

Do you need a no-code solution? no code can cover a variety of use cases but when is the correct option to choose? - against time If you are against time and you need a fast solution, considering no code might be the answer - MVP Want to test an idea, no code have the ideal set of tools to build an mvp, you can optimize it to fulfill your dream idea in a small gap of time - inside solution You are looking for a solution inside your organization, no code is a great option to approach this, its cheaper, faster and easier then building it with code.

Ever thought WTH (what the heck) is IFTTT? Well, look no further... In this blog article we'll talk you through how codeless customisation tools like Nexus work! Click the link to find out more! 💛 https://bit.ly/4db0rRM #YourFutureOneSolution

Simplify communication between parent and child components with Laravel Livewire v3's $parent property. This feature allows child components to directly access parent methods, reducing the need for complex event handling. 💎 Pro tip: Streamline your component interactions and keep your code clean and maintainable. Read more about how to implement and benefit from this feature in my latest blog post:

An innovative and outside-the-box take on enhancing user experience, thanks Chris Pitt for this article. It's a brilliant showcase on how a "Version Switcher" allows users to see the content for the version they want, without having multiple documents open at the same time. Designed to streamline navigation across different versions of a product's documentation, Chris explains how to implement a method allowing users to quickly switch between topics. This feature enhances user experience by reducing confusion and facilitating access to documentation for different product versions. The implementation involves adding buttons, using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, and making considerations for URL structures to link versions effectively. #flare #technicaldocumentation