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docs.deno.comRun JavaScript and TypeScript with a runtime that includes testing and explicit permission controls.
Run JavaScript and TypeScript with a runtime that includes testing and explicit permission controls.
Build and test software from declared targets and dependency graphs across multiple languages.
A Java DSL for sending REST requests from tests and asserting response status and data.
A desktop UI-test IDE that records, replays and reports tests against mobile apps, desktop programs and games.
A GTK desktop app for previews, font activation and personal collections.
Retail text and display families with editable specimens and downloadable PDFs.
A Windows font manager with indexed collections and activation groups.
Build, test, and deploy code through visual or YAML-defined CI/CD pipelines.
Election and meeting ballots with separate simulation and full test modes
Retail fonts with full-featured trials and company-size licensing.
Retail and custom fonts with explicit family structures and usage packages.
Viennese retail fonts with related family branches and custom character extensions.
Retail and custom fonts with trials for print, web and app mockups.
Montréal retail type, free Ilisarniq fonts and commissioned lettering.
Run JavaScript tests with built-in assertions and mocks for checking code behavior and dependency interactions.
Write PHP tests with a concise test-and-expectation syntax and run them from the project command line.
Test configuration policies, then converge managed systems to their declared state.
Retail type families and free fonts with Latin and Cyrillic support.
Retail type and custom fonts for Indian scripts and multilingual identities.
Run hermetic build, lint, and test workflows inside existing CI systems.
AI test automation for Salesforce and enterprise web applications
A browser playground for variable-font specimens.
Online test preparation with separate routes for admissions and English-language exams.
Measure a page load under chosen browser, device, connection, and location conditions, then inspect its request timeline.