Testing react applications for professional engineers

Testing react applications for professional engineers, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.65, with 27 lectures, based on 23 reviews, and has 224 subscribers.

You will learn about Shipping confident, well tested and stable code The best practices for testing react applications What should you test in your frontend applications How to test third-party providers such as Stripe How to test navigation flow with react router How to test your application for accessibility How to test custom hooks This course is ideal for individuals who are React developers wanting to up their React skills or Senior react engineers who want to create a testing culture at their organisation or Developers looking for advanced react knowledge, design patterns and best practices or Junior react developers with desire for more react knowledge It is particularly useful for React developers wanting to up their React skills or Senior react engineers who want to create a testing culture at their organisation or Developers looking for advanced react knowledge, design patterns and best practices or Junior react developers with desire for more react knowledge.

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Summary

Title: Testing react applications for professional engineers

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 27

Number of Published Lectures: 27

Number of Curriculum Items: 27

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 27

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Shipping confident, well tested and stable code
The best practices for testing react applications
What should you test in your frontend applications
How to test third-party providers such as Stripe
How to test navigation flow with react router
How to test your application for accessibility
How to test custom hooks

Who Should Attend

React developers wanting to up their React skills
Senior react engineers who want to create a testing culture at their organisation
Developers looking for advanced react knowledge, design patterns and best practices
Junior react developers with desire for more react knowledge

Target Audiences

React developers wanting to up their React skills
Senior react engineers who want to create a testing culture at their organisation
Developers looking for advanced react knowledge, design patterns and best practices
Junior react developers with desire for more react knowledge

Hi ! I’ m Kati Frantz , and I’ve built tons and tons of React applications. Everyone can ship software, but shipping quality software requires a lot of quality assurance and best practices. A professional ships confident, well tested, and stable code.

This is the standard, but testing react applications can be painful and complex. What are the best practices ? What should I test ? How can I test a react router based, redux store connected stripe checkout form ???

Be glad you found this course, because this course will show you the best practices for testing components and full scale applications.

We’ll be testing an e-commerce application ?? with Stripe Checkout. Here are some of the features we’ll be testing:

Reusable checkboxes
External API powered products listing
Product tiles accessibility
Off canvas filter menu (with portals)
Prevent scroll on canvas open
Event listener cleanups
Debounced products search
Context dependent components
React router page navigation
Redux connected components and pages
Custom hooks
Checkout modal
Stripe checkout

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:

Implement a testing solution for any react application
Test components connected to state management stores
Test components that call external APIs
Test components that use other component packages
Test router connected components
Test components that use a huge range of design patterns such as render props and composition.
Test components with accessibility in mind.

And so much more ! Go ahead and enroll to the course and join me to learn techniques and strategies you can use in applications and job starting today!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: How to get the project source code

Chapter 2: Testing with the DOM

Lecture 1: Test a component with ReactDOM

Lecture 2: Test a checkbox with react testing library

Lecture 3: Fire native events on elements

Lecture 4: Checked and unchecked checkbox states

Lecture 5: Automate accessibility tests

Lecture 6: Find elements using text and alt text

Lecture 7: Test for absence of elements

Chapter 3: Test context connected components

Lecture 1: Test context connected elements

Lecture 2: Test array rendering elements

Lecture 3: Test parent components that render children

Lecture 4: Test context provider values

Lecture 5: Test the toggle scroll behaviour

Chapter 4: Test react hooks

Lecture 1: Test the use filters hook

Lecture 2: Test use outside click hook

Lecture 3: Test hook cleanup functionality

Chapter 5: Integration tests – Test API connected components

Lecture 1: Integration test for fetch products

Lecture 2: Generate test data with test-data-bot

Lecture 3: Test open and close off canvas

Lecture 4: Test product search functionality

Chapter 6: Test react router connected components

Lecture 1: Introduction to part 2

Lecture 2: Test router dependent components with memory router

Lecture 3: Test a component with use location hook

Lecture 4: Test a user can navigate to a page

Chapter 7: Test the checkout process

Lecture 1: Test add product to cart

Lecture 2: Test checkout with stripe

Instructors

Frantz Kati
Full stack software engineer

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