Test like it's 2017
summary
Argues that testing should be painless and gives concrete tooling and workflows: a zero‑configuration test runner that runs tests in parallel, sandboxes state, runs the last failing test first and provides snapshots which are committed for review. Shows two built tools: Snap Guide that auto-generates snapshot tests from a style guide, and React Fixing that captures browser errors and emits failing tests. Demos show generated tests failing then passing after fixes, proving the approach works.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 1:31TESTING IS HARD
- 1:55Complex to setup
- 2:15False negatives
- 2:41#Testing Fatigue
- 3:01Catching bugs
- 3:19Confidence
- 3:46Documentation
- 4:05TESTING IS EVOLVING
- 7:08SNAPSHOT TESTING
- 10:40Code coverage
- 11:11SERIALIZERS
