GitLab CI pipelines have radically improved my development process. I was very impressed with the ease of setup, and it has been humming along for some months without much issue.

Adobe’s A/B testing software platform, Test & Target, has an API which allows you to download reports from up to the past 4 weeks. I always want to keep a record of the tests that I have run so that I can make sure that I am constantly learning and improving my tests, so I created a Java program which will download the audit report for all of the campaigns that I have run. Let me show you how it works:

This is a somewhat pointed issue, but I just ran into it so I figured I’d share the solution I found.

While building out a new feature I found a need to call an action from a controller but didn’t want that action accessible by a user request.

A/B testing, or split testing, is a common practice for companies looking to increase conversion rates on their website. Conversion Rate is the ratio of visitors who convert content views or website visits into desired actions (typically sales or leads). In part one of my A/B testing post series I will show you a few of the resources that I have found incredibly helpful.