I keep finding uses for Quokka.js, like debugging production issues, as I continue exploring it. It's feedback cycle is awesome, take a peek at their Community edition to wet your appetite buff.ly/2Jm4JL2 . A big thank you to the @wallabyjs team... good work!
Automatic test focusing/skipping feature just landed in wallaby. Now, .only in a test file not only stops other test files from running, but also makes wallaby only display code coverage and output from the test file wallabyjs.com/docs/intro/sel…
While the best minds of our generation are still deciding on how to implement ES modules in node (no irony, it is hard to make everyone happy), but esm by @jdalton just works for tens of thousands of Quokka and Wallaby users everyday (>1 million downloads per year of both tools). nitter.catsarch.com/jdalton/status/9726093…
Happy to announce: Quokka now supports ES modules with zero config, no Babel is required medium.com/@artem.govorov/es…. Special thanks to @jdalton for creating standard-things/esm loader used by us. The blog post also contains the link how to use the loader with Wallaby as well.
We turned 3 years old yesterday, thanks for all your support! We have some great plans for 2018. Excited to share that we'll be significantly increasing our team's size, so you may expect more awesome features, and us making our tools faster, even more reliable and easier to use.
Wallaby and Quokka now support displaying both execution time and execution result value with a single live (aka magic) comment wallabyjs.com/docs/intro/adv…
Looks like an ordinary wallaby running ES6 modules, doesn't it? Except that it is in node and look ma, no babel! It's using the awesome std/esm module, thanks to @jdalton for pointing out neat way to configure it. Here's the relevant docs section - wallabyjs.com/docs/integrati…