2019-01-8 - Consumer Driven Contracts at Codefreeze
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This document discusses different approaches to developing APIs between provider and consumer teams: provider-driven, contract-driven, and consumer-driven. In a consumer-driven approach, the provider and consumer teams meet briefly to agree on the basic API structure. Then, the consumer team iteratively builds expectations and shares them with the provider team. The provider team then iteratively builds the API and verifies it meets the expectations. This approach is good when needs are not fully known, consumers are limited and known, and fast integration with feedback is desired. Challenges include needing tools to facilitate and both teams having to work test-driven and share expectations iteratively.
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Attendees learn about and discuss topics in product management and product marketing, product discovery, product development & design, go-to-market, product strategy and lifecycle management, and product management 101, startups, and career development.
www.ProductCampBoston.org
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The document discusses using contract tests to decouple development and delivery of services that depend on external systems. It proposes:
1) Writing tests that exercise services based on the agreed interactions or "contract" rather than testing against real external systems, which may be slow, unstable or inaccessible.
2) Using stateful "fakes" that mimic external systems behavior to allow running contract tests quickly without depending on external services.
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Open Source isn't Just Good, it's Good Business - DrupalCamp Colorado 2014
n the Drupal community we tend to talk about committing code to our public spaces (drupal.org, GitHub, etc.) in terms of "contributing" and "contributions", and while much of it can be seen in that altruistic light, there are actually very strong business reasons for publishing your code and/or attempting to get your code changes committed to the open source project that you are working on.
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Take my code, please! Cost savings from committing patches.
Professionals publish or perish. Using open source contributions as marketing and lead generation.
Developers are people, seriously. And like most people, they like recognition. Contributing to an open source project, and having their code used by a broad community, can be inspiring and motivating in a way that client work never can. In short, open source contributions help with recruiting and retention.
Integrating contributions into your client engagements.
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https://2014.drupalcampcolorado.org/session/open-source-isnt-just-good-its-good-business
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How to create a successful proof of concept
To create a successful proof of concept (POC), one must:
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Cheapest User Stories - The Achilles Heel of Agile
A weak implementation of an Agile methodology could have many consequences, one of which is cheap user stories. Poor collaboration, misplaced ownership and using the wrong parameters to size a story are some of the key catalysts.
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This document discusses key points to consider before investing in a marketing automation system. It notes that implementation is not fully end-to-end as vendors only provide basic training and configuration support. Not all customer data can be imported and data is stored on shared servers, posing security risks for regulated industries. Integration with other apps relies on APIs and responsibilities are unclear. Email reputation on shared IPs and slow website loading from tracking codes are also issues. Total costs include monthly fees, support, training, and integration fees. Custom work is often needed for full third party integration.
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- 1. Consumer driven contracts The evolution of your APIs supported by tests wemanity @nelisboucke @matteo_pierro
- 2. A typical situation • Several teams in a company need to integrate an API • New functionality ProviderConsumer Consumer Contract …
- 3. How does the cooperation go?
- 4. Provider driven • Provider builds API as they see fit • Often just expose all info • Consumer starts when provider is ready Provider Contract Consumer Consumer …
- 5. Challenges for in our situation • Often too complex to achieve normal flows https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d6/STS120LaunchHiRes-edit1.jpg/1024px-STS120LaunchHiRes-edit1.jpg
- 6. Challenges for in our situation • Ping-pong to make it work • Never perfect fit for consumers • Lots of waiting, bugs, interrupts to test, …
- 7. Challenges for in our situation • Late feedback from end users
- 8. Good for • API is (part of) the product • Lots of (unknown) consumers • many opportunities to collect feedback • Budget for multiple iterations on the API
- 9. Contract driven • Meeting to agree on the complete API in advance • Build in parallel, use mock or stub • Integrate at the end Provider Contract Consumer Consumer …
- 10. Challenges in our situation • Analysis paralysis + Contract negotiation over cooperation!
- 11. Challenges in our situation • Most of the time details where not agreed on, so still mismatches
- 12. Challenges in our situation
- 13. Challenges in our situation • Integration near deadline
- 14. Good for • When you know what you need • e.g integration with existing system and datamodel • Working with a (external) party where you want to protect yourself • At least it is clear what to expect
- 15. Consumer driven • Short meeting to agree on basic structure of API • Consumer iteratively builds + shares expectations • Provider iteratively builds + verifies with expectations Provider Contract Consumer Consumer …
- 16. Why is it good in our situation? • You do not exactly know what you need • Limited and known consumers • You want to integrate fast • Fast feedback • Reduce integration risk
- 17. Challenges • Tools needed to make it easier
- 18. Challenges • Provider needs to adapt WoW to incorporate consumer changes
- 19. Challenges • Consumer needs to work test driven and share expectations
- 20. Who are we? Nelis Boucké Matteo Pierro @nelisboucke @matteo_pierro
- 21. Overview of Pact way of working
- 25. Topics to discuss? • VS swagger and wire mock? • What if something goes wrong? • Demonstrate how works with CI in this case • Versioning? • Challenges on implementing this in your team(s)? • Way of working a provider side? • Incident?