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Testing JavaScript Applications

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Testing JavaScript Applications is a guide to creating JavaScript tests that are targeted to your application’s specific needs. Dripping with the insight author Lucas da Costa has developed as a core contributor to some of the most popular JS testing libraries, this book offers dozens of detailed code samples that you can apply to your own projects. You’ll learn how to write tests for both backend and frontend applications, covering the full spectrum of testing types so you can pick an approach that’s right for you. Taking on the role of a developer for a bakery’s web store, you’ll learn to validate different aspects including databases, third-party services, and how to spin-up a real browser instance to interact with the entire application. All examples are delivered using the popular testing tool Jest and modern packages of the JavaScript ecosystem.

325 pages, ebook

First published May 28, 2020

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January 5, 2021
I read this book in search for good resources to include in my course for Manning "Refactoring to React Hooks". Lucas didn't disappoint. This is by far the most complete guide to testing JavaScript applications. From test organization to mocking and test doubles, Luca da Costa provides the reader with a solid foundation for writing well-organized, robust tests.
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October 15, 2021
I’m using this book as a guide to write more deterministic and meaningful software tests.

This book shares some techniques that will help you to write better software tests and show use-cases examples.

I recommend this read for every developer who wants to improve in software development and tests as well.
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