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EPISODE · Jun 8, 2017 · 57 MIN

66: Pre-Launch Engineering and Testing an HTTP Client

from Full Stack Radio · host Adam Wathan

Adam gives an update on gracefully handling errors in the KiteTail checkout process, launching Zttp as an open-source package, and how he used Lumen to power the Zttp integration test suite. Sponsors: Rollbar, sign up at https://rollbar.com/fullstackradio to try their Bootstrap Plan free for 90 days Hired, sign up at https://www.hired.com/fullstackradio to double your signing bonus to $2000 if you get a job through Hired Links: PushSilver Infinite pre-launch page "How to Double Your Trial-to-Paid Conversion Rate with Onboarding", Rob Walling's talk at SaaSFest 2016 Zttp on GitHub Lumen, the Laravel microframework The Lumen server behind Zttp's test suite "Test-Driving Webhook Failures", the live stream where Adam and David worked through the HTTP testing approach that inspired the Zttp test suite Craft and Commerce, the ConvertKit conference Adam is attending this month "Building KiteTail"

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In this episode, David talks about getting ready for the launch of PushSilver Infinite, and the unexpected engineering effort needed to make the most of a marketing initiative.

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