What are Annotations? An annotation is a ballerina code snippet that can be attached to some ballerina code, and will hold some metadeta related to that attached code. Annotations are not executable, but can be used to alter the behavior of some executable
Mocking Services with Ballerina in a Minute
/ March 15, 2017
Suppose you are writing an integration scenario (in Ballerina or any technology), and you need to test the end-to-end scenario you just wrote. Way to achieve this is to mock a back-end service, and test your integration flow, without having to hassle with
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