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Conversations about Front-End Testing. Every single line of code that is tested is a win for us. Unit, Integration, E2E, Snapshot, Visual Regression. Expect Exceptional Discussions about Frameworks, Tools, Libraries, and Techniques. Frontend Testing is such an opinionated topic and hosts Vanessa Böhner, Roman Kuba, Tobias Timm, Markus Wolf, David Müllerchen, and Mirjam Bäuerlein will dive deep into it to answer all your... or their questions. The web develops quickly. It's time that the testing evolves with it.
Update frequency:
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Average audio length:
55 minutes
English
United States
9 episodes
since Dec. 1, 2020
episodic
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Tobi and Vanessa talk to Tim Seckinger, one Contributor of the delightful JavaScript Testing Framework Jest. He tells us all about the past and future of Jest, including the updates for the current version 27. He gives an overview of all of the great features of the testing framework.
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What are the best practices when testing ui components? In this episode, Mirjam Bäuerlein, Roman Kuba, and Vanessa Böhner talked about how to test UI Components like Vue, React or Svelte components. They discussed when they 'shallowMount' and 'mount' components, and when they mock or don't mock API…
Every line of code that is tested is a win for us. Dave, Mirjam and Vanessa had a closer look at the E2E testing tool Cypress (Cypress.io). First, they clarified what E2E Testing is and which role those tests play in the Testing Pyramid. They discussed the pain points other End To End Testing Suite…
Vanessa and Tobi talk to David Khourshid about State Machines. They talk about his inspiration to build XState and how to add state machines to existing codebases. As usual, they discuss what possible tradeoffs. In the end they give a lookout for future changes and where to find the XState communit…
Vanessa and Tobi T. are diving deep into the beloved End-to-End testing framework Cypress, together with Priyanka Kore and Tobias Struckmeier.
Tobias S. is an official Cypress Ambassador and also organizes the first Cypress Meetup in Germany.
Long-awaited answers to questions like, "On whi…
Vanessa and Nik talk to Lucas da Costa about his almost finished Book Testing JavaScript Applications. Lucas is also the author of Chai.js and Sinon.js.
They talk about the Testing Pyramid, Code Coverage, Jest and Cypress, Mocha, and much more - check out the chapter marks for more information. Lu…
Tobi tells Vanessa and Roman about mutation testing, what Stryker is, which advantages it brings and which pitfalls there might be.
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In this episode of expect(Exception), Tobi Timm talks to Roman and Vanessa about property-based testing, how powerful it is, if it has any downsides at all, and which library you can use for Javascript applications. Stay to the end of the episode if you want to know what you could do with your time…
In this episode of expect(Exception) we talk with Chris Sainty, author of the book Blazor in Action. We talk about what Blazor actually is, why we like it and of course, how to test it.
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