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Running a complex query using Window, When, Case and SQCount, and more

Learn how we added a new budget visualization feature in one of our clients, enabling users to track ad spend across campaigns and posts with real-time metrics.

Learn how we added a new budget visualization feature in one of our clients, enabling users to track ad spend across campaigns and posts with real-time metrics.

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Running a complex query using Window, When, Case and SQCount, and more

Learn how we added a new budget visualization feature in one of our clients, enabling users to track ad spend across campaigns and posts with real-time metrics.

Learn how we added a new budget visualization feature in one of our clients, enabling users to track ad spend across campaigns and posts with real-time metrics.

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Testing the diff

Good unit tests laser focus on the smallest possible scope and are crafted to isolate the functionality from as much external interference as possible. The way to do this is to write tests that self ensure they are testing what we expect them to be testing. Let's see...

Good unit tests laser focus on the smallest possible scope and are crafted to isolate the functionality from as much external interference as possible. The way to do this is to write tests that self ensure they are testing what we expect them to be testing. Let's see...

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Testing the diff

Good unit tests laser focus on the smallest possible scope and are crafted to isolate the functionality from as much external interference as possible. The way to do this is to write tests that self ensure they are testing what we expect them to be testing. Let's see...

Good unit tests laser focus on the smallest possible scope and are crafted to isolate the functionality from as much external interference as possible. The way to do this is to write tests that self ensure they are testing what we expect them to be testing. Let's see...