Robert Knight

RTen is a machine learning runtime for Rust that was first released in December 2023.

RTen is a machine learning runtime for Rust that I have been working on since mid 2022.

In this post I will discuss the benefits of isolating tests for React/Preact UI components from the details of child components, and the various approaches that we looked at for our frontend projects at Hypothesis.

A common need when writing unit tests is to limit the scope of the code being tested and force certain code paths to be executed by mocking imported functions / classes etc. and controlling their outputs.

The challenge When developing a large change to a project, in a team that uses code review and frequent deployments, there is a conflict that often comes up: There is uncertainty at the outset about what exactly will need to change and the best approach to

Update (2019-04-11) - After exploring various alternatives, I wrote a new Babel plugin to solve the problems outlined in this blog post.

git-crypt provides a way to encrypt a subset of files in a Git repository such that only specific collaborators can decrypt them, while making it possible for everyone else to access the unencrypted files and perform standard Git operations on the reposit…

I recently had to debug a thorny issue in Hypothesis with the integration between our web framework Pyramid and database ORM SQLAlchemy.

The second React Europe conference has just finished and this is a jotting-down of some thoughts on the conference and my favorite talks whilst the Parisian red wine and almond croissants clear out of my system.

Webpack’s Dll and DllReference plugins are a way to split a large JavaScript project into multiple bundles which can be compiled independently.

When layouts in a UI are not behaving as expected or performance is poor, it can be helpful to have a mental model of the layout process in order to know where to start debugging.