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How to apply the "Avoid Hasty Abstraction" principle to your test code.
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Get confidence your custom React hooks work properly with solid tests.
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Why your tests should be completely isolated from one another and how to do that.
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Title: Isolating tests Type: ck URL: /calls/01/47/isolating-tests Season: 1 Episode: 47 Keywords: React Testing Library, Jest, test, JavaScript Burak asked this on 2021-11-13 I am using testing library to test my Reac…
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Why using hooks like beforeEach as a mechanism for code reuse leads to unmaintainable tests and how to avoid it.
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hope that you at least give this a look and consider using react testing library for testing your react applications I feel like it's really really important that we make our tests resemble the way that our software is …
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This is basically the talk version of my blog post [Testing Implementation Details](https://kcd.im/imp-deets).
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Making tests too short often leads to poor testing practices and way more tests.
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How your UI code has only two users, but the wrong tests can add a third
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A simpler replacement for enzyme that encourages good testing practices.
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Title: Testing a graphical component Type: ck URL: /calls/02/48/testing-a-graphical-component Season: 2 Episode: 48 Keywords: unit testing, graphics, canvas, jest Vincent asked this on 2022-09-09 How to unit-test a gr…
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This is how you get started in testing your application
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Testing implementation details is a recipe for disaster. Why is that? And what does it even mean?
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There's a spectrum of abstraction and tests are no less important to consider your abstractions than anything else. In this quick talk, we'll look at what it takes to make sure you avoid hasty abstractions (AHA!).
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