hey Bruno I just wanted to say that I have been lurking for a bit on your channel and I think you're very underrated man. You explain everything very clear and concise, even with complex topics, also you have a really good "tutorial" voice I would say :)
Wow this is amazing, got stuck in watching testing tutorial, was not able to understand a single bit, but now ican say i got the best channel to learn react testing 😊
Omg your content is so great that i watch your videos even on the weekend, I started to learn about testing a few days ago and your videos is helping me a lot, you’re awesome Bruno, I really like your content wish you all the best my friend
Thank you very very much for your continuous support my friend ❤️❤️❤️ I'm soo happy every time I see you here on the comments 😍😍 If you have any questions regarding testing or anything else feel free to ping me 😉😉
@@BrunoAntunesPT sure my friend, I’ll start some projects using tdd like you showed in your video, and when I got a question I’ll ask you for sure my friend, thank you so much for all the help ❤️❤️❤️
Bruno, your work is amazing! It is noted that you take time to prepare your videos and it makes it easy for us to learn from them. Congratulations, great work, keep going PS even when you make mistakes, we are humans after all, you quickly correct them, incredible
Thank you very much my friend 😍 When I make mistakes I always ask myself if I should cut them from the video or not. Lots of people don't like the mistakes in the video and when the mistakes are very distracting I cut them off. But.... One of the reasons I keep mistakes is because when I was learning how to code, I always felt very bad -- instructors never made mistakes and it literally gave me anxiety every single time i made a mistake, so usually I keep mistakes there for that reason -- to show juniors that everyone makes mistakes even after 15 years coding 😅🙂
@@BrunoAntunesPT It is interesting because I feel that you type too fast ahaha and you don't even look at the keyboard. Personally, I am working to accomplish the same. When it is letters and words, it is ok, but when it comes to symbols and arrow keys, I need to practice even more to not look into the keyboard. You are an inspiration.
@@DevAmateur I can only type fast when I'm used to a keyboard, otherwise I'm very very bad!!! The other day I did a presentation using another laptop (Apple), and.... I felt embarrassed by my own mistakes xD PS - I'm now trying to get used to a Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard: www.microsoft.com/en-gb/d/microsoft-ergonomic-keyboard/93841ngdwr1h Getting used to this keyboard has been very challenging, but I feel a lot less pressure on my wrists by the end of the day, that's the main reason I'm still trying =D
If you want to "learn how to type fast", you can have a look at this free course about touch typing: www.typingclub.com/ They have exercises with videos that you can do - it helps quite a lot if you want to improve your typing accuracy and speed =)
Thank you for these videos, Bruno, they're great! Best programming on youtube :D Could you do some intermediate/advanced problems with RTL sometime? For example, testing elements in a table or more complex conditions, and their best practices. Thank you 🙏
Thank you very much 🙂 if you can provide me with one component example that you are finding hard to test and you think that could be helpful to more people, I'll do a video on it 🙂 any GitHub repo you can share? 🙂
@@BrunoAntunesPT Thank you. Your videos are always incredibly helpful!! I'd love to see a video on TDD with RTL and Formik, maybe with a mock API call on submit. BTW, if you ever decide to create an entire course on React, NextJS and/or testing, I'd definitely purchase a copy.
Thank you for the Video. I have one Problem though. The {selectall} doesnt work. user.type(...,"{selectall}5"); adds the 5 and does not replace it. What can I do?
Hey Bruno. Thank you for your videos - they are awesome! Can i ask you, have you tried the use userEvent v14? Since the package was updated to 14th version some steps don't work. I found a bit info in the docs about using const user = userEvent.setup()... should we use await /async with user? What to use instead {selectall} , user.clear(.....)? Solved it. You repo also has a code line with set it to 1 if non but the video 0 with 0 it start to work in version 14 with async await and clear -> type -> click. Thank you.
Hey Bruno, good work.. great tutorial. but if we keep testing for all the elements to see if they are present in the dom or not or if a particular text is present in the dom, wouldn't that be too much of expect statements and a lot of test cases as in a real world application there are so many texts and so many buttons. Is testing like this a correct approach or should we consider snapshot testing
Hi! Thank you so much for the videos, they are extremely helpful! I have a question: will the "beforeEach" run for all the tests or only inside the describe block they are at? Like... will they stack with other "beforeEach"?
hey bruno, when i run npm t all tests are running. Can we run test for specific component ? For example i have form.test.jsx and counter.test.jsx i just want to run test for counter.test.jsx
Hi, Bruno, thanks for your amazing videos, I have an enquiry I followed this video till the end and did like you exactly but when I push changes on github deploy job has been failed, when I open logs I found the error is about coverage threshold I did it 100% as you in previous video but the actual value is 92.85%, how to solve that?
One year ago I discovered this channel and since then I don't lose one episode.
Congrats Bruno !
Thank you very much Felipe 😍😍 muito muito obrigado meu irmão ❤️❤️
Telling a story when testing? Bruno is poetic. Love it.
I was searching for such quality content on testing for long. I am happy that I came across your channel. I subscribed immediately!!!😄
Excellent ! Please keep it up :)
bruno i love the way you teach m8. clear as crystal
So happy to read that Tommy, thank you very much =D
hey Bruno I just wanted to say that I have been lurking for a bit on your channel and I think you're very underrated man.
You explain everything very clear and concise, even with complex topics, also you have a really good "tutorial" voice I would say :)
Thank you Alejandro 😍 and to be honest : I don't like my voice 😂😂😂
Wow this is amazing, got stuck in watching testing tutorial, was not able to understand a single bit, but now ican say i got the best channel to learn react testing 😊
Omg your content is so great that i watch your videos even on the weekend, I started to learn about testing a few days ago and your videos is helping me a lot, you’re awesome Bruno, I really like your content wish you all the best my friend
Thank you very very much for your continuous support my friend ❤️❤️❤️ I'm soo happy every time I see you here on the comments 😍😍
If you have any questions regarding testing or anything else feel free to ping me 😉😉
@@BrunoAntunesPT sure my friend, I’ll start some projects using tdd like you showed in your video, and when I got a question I’ll ask you for sure my friend, thank you so much for all the help ❤️❤️❤️
That's awesome 😍 if you get stuck I'll be here 😉😉
appreciate the video 🖤
I enjoyed those videos; it covers many of my gaps and makes me think better about the application.
Thank you very much Oleksandr 😍
I'm very happy knowing the video helped cover some of your gaps ❤️❤️
Great series, Bruno. Thanks
😍😍
Thank you 🙏🏻
Thanks Bruno!
This series awesome and is coming out at the perfect time for me as well!
That's awesome Michael, thank you 😍😍
Valeu pelo conteúdo incrível, Bruno !!!
thank you !!! )
great content, thanks! looking forward to see the series with machine learning...
Thank you 😍 well, I have never done anything related with machine learning other than at university 😅
Bruno, your work is amazing! It is noted that you take time to prepare your videos and it makes it easy for us to learn from them.
Congratulations, great work, keep going
PS even when you make mistakes, we are humans after all, you quickly correct them, incredible
Thank you very much my friend 😍
When I make mistakes I always ask myself if I should cut them from the video or not. Lots of people don't like the mistakes in the video and when the mistakes are very distracting I cut them off.
But.... One of the reasons I keep mistakes is because when I was learning how to code, I always felt very bad -- instructors never made mistakes and it literally gave me anxiety every single time i made a mistake, so usually I keep mistakes there for that reason -- to show juniors that everyone makes mistakes even after 15 years coding 😅🙂
@@BrunoAntunesPT It is interesting because I feel that you type too fast ahaha and you don't even look at the keyboard.
Personally, I am working to accomplish the same. When it is letters and words, it is ok, but when it comes to symbols and arrow keys, I need to practice even more to not look into the keyboard.
You are an inspiration.
@@DevAmateur I can only type fast when I'm used to a keyboard, otherwise I'm very very bad!!!
The other day I did a presentation using another laptop (Apple), and.... I felt embarrassed by my own mistakes xD
PS - I'm now trying to get used to a Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard: www.microsoft.com/en-gb/d/microsoft-ergonomic-keyboard/93841ngdwr1h
Getting used to this keyboard has been very challenging, but I feel a lot less pressure on my wrists by the end of the day, that's the main reason I'm still trying =D
If you want to "learn how to type fast", you can have a look at this free course about touch typing: www.typingclub.com/
They have exercises with videos that you can do - it helps quite a lot if you want to improve your typing accuracy and speed =)
Thank you for these videos, Bruno, they're great! Best programming on youtube :D Could you do some intermediate/advanced problems with RTL sometime? For example, testing elements in a table or more complex conditions, and their best practices. Thank you 🙏
Thank you very much 🙂 if you can provide me with one component example that you are finding hard to test and you think that could be helpful to more people, I'll do a video on it 🙂 any GitHub repo you can share? 🙂
@@BrunoAntunesPT Thank you. Your videos are always incredibly helpful!! I'd love to see a video on TDD with RTL and Formik, maybe with a mock API call on submit. BTW, if you ever decide to create an entire course on React, NextJS and/or testing, I'd definitely purchase a copy.
Thank you for the Video.
I have one Problem though.
The {selectall} doesnt work.
user.type(...,"{selectall}5"); adds the 5 and does not replace it.
What can I do?
Gold Bruno
Thank you very much
Hey Bruno. Thank you for your videos - they are awesome! Can i ask you, have you tried the use userEvent v14? Since the package was updated to 14th version some steps don't work. I found a bit info in the docs about using const user = userEvent.setup()... should we use await /async with user? What to use instead {selectall} , user.clear(.....)? Solved it. You repo also has a code line with set it to 1 if non but the video 0 with 0 it start to work in version 14 with async await and clear -> type -> click. Thank you.
Awesome!
Thank you 😍😍
Hey Bruno, good work.. great tutorial. but if we keep testing for all the elements to see if they are present in the dom or not or if a particular text is present in the dom, wouldn't that be too much of expect statements and a lot of test cases as in a real world application there are so many texts and so many buttons. Is testing like this a correct approach or should we consider snapshot testing
I have a problem when I put render function into beforeEach(). Like this "Forbidden usage of `render` within testing framework `beforeEach` setup"
Thank you...
Thank you 😍😍
Hi! Thank you so much for the videos, they are extremely helpful! I have a question: will the "beforeEach" run for all the tests or only inside the describe block they are at? Like... will they stack with other "beforeEach"?
hey bruno, when i run npm t all tests are running. Can we run test for specific component ? For example i have form.test.jsx and counter.test.jsx i just want to run test for counter.test.jsx
I stuck on this video with testing-library/user-event version 14.4.3
Hi, Bruno, thanks for your amazing videos, I have an enquiry I followed this video till the end and did like you exactly but when I push changes on github deploy job has been failed, when I open logs I found the error is about coverage threshold I did it 100% as you in previous video but the actual value is 92.85%, how to solve that?