React Testing Library Crash Course

[@yogajourney9519]

Thank you, thank you, thank you for being one of the few people who make tutorials that zoom in generously. It makes the tutorial so much easier to follow!

[@nanonkay5669]

LAITH, LAITH, MY MAN LAITH!!!!! I WAS WAITING FOR YOU TO DROP THIS ONE AND HERE YOU ARE BLESSING US THIS FESTIVE SEASON MY MAN!!!!

[@donovan8031]

This is the best introduction to React testing so far. I have learned so much for this video compared to other React Testing resources online that didn't really explain JS testing concepts all too well imo. Not only have you earned a KZbin subscriber, I also purchased your Udemy course. I am a little over halfway through, I am enjoying it. You can expect a positive review on this Udemy course from me once I am done. Keep up the good work here!

[@louierichardson123]

I've been trying to find a good crash course for a few days. I've stumbled across this one, and I am so glad I did! Great style of teaching my friend.

[@brandonmchugh9821]

Best explanation/tutorial of react unit tests ive come across. This is the only that's helped me so far

[@RahulKumar-wu1dv]

can't use render directly on beforeEach its giving linting error: Forbidden usage of `render` within testing framework `beforeEach` setup eslint (testing-library/no-render-in-setup)

[@Sajee362]

Best Testing Video in the entire Universe

[@strategistaow3520]

I have come from different teachers and they say we shouldn't render() inside beforeEach() hook. 1:55:40

[@edwin_castillo]

Awesome video, I was seekin' something like this to have a whole overview about testing library on React, thanks, keep it up!

[@mdzahangirhossain8540]

Lovely! Just have bought the course on udemy. You are a gem... Thanks for the good quality crash courses, hope to see a lot more of you.

[@romimaximus]

Yeahhh !! awesome !! .. im sure lots of devs been waiting for a good testing video tutorial like this.... thankx for sharing...!! 😎👍

[@markopavic7012]

I was waiting for this!!!

[@nikBun312]

is there a react test which includes how to handle provider, store, preloadState and browserRouter/memoryRouter in this video? if not, this may become ideas of your next video.

[@arihantjain8347]

I dont understand, since it is recommended that the form should be submitted instead of button, but if we submit the form, userEvent.click("button") throws an error, what to do?

[@saranyasingh6847]

Warning: An update to App inside a test was not wrapped in act(...). When testing, code that causes React state updates should be wrapped into act(...): can someone help me resolve it ?

[@nikBun312]

Do you recommend to watch this youtube lesson after watching your course RTL Bootcamp in udemy?

[@osamagamal495]

the link in teh description navigates me to the udemy platform where the price is 20€ but I go to the cart it says 180€. how can I buy it with 20€?

[@marian_tsx]

Instead of doing "Password" and "Confirm Password" for match wouldn't /^password$/i and /^confirm password$/i have worked for exact match regex?

[@masoudhesami1382]

How can i watch this course entirely ?

[@khandoor7228]

This looks awesome Laith. I will get the Udemy course because it looks awesome even if I don't know when I'll get to it : ( Thanks!

[@laithacademy]

Thanks for the support :)

[@MA-hn2dc]

I don't know if is it possible to add Udemy's courses to Skillshare website ??

[@akhilaravindakshan420]

I was looking for this course and its not available in business account :(

[@bufootballa]

Same! I still just bought it on my personal account as Laith is always delivering high quality content and we can show him some support! Flash sale going on right now!

[@LumbreraEnMiCamino]

This is what I was looking for

[@Klklpia]

You are a great teacher! thx!

[@carminetambascia6355]

The first one could also be simplified as such : const {emailInputElement, passwordInputElement, confirmPasswordInputElement} = typeIntoForm({}) expect(emailInputElement.value).toBe("") expect(confirmPasswordInputElement.value).toBe("") expect(passwordInputElement.value).toBe("")

[@danianiazi8229]

Love your channel 💙

[@alec3979]

Excellent tutorial!

[@ispaxannixteridas370]

Great course thanks. Advice to anyone watching this -> 1.25 speed

[@exodion4173]

I took your Testing course on Net Ninja's YT and was very impressed. Definitely going to buy this! Hope this is even better than that. Edit - Bought it. Can't wait to start!

[@MunshiWahid]

I have also bought the course. 😊

[@carminetambascia6355]

Eslint has a rule that prefer have the render in each test

[@worldbest3097]

wow, definitely i need this

[@abanoubashraf1308]

please do tailwind css crash course, i love the way you explain stuff, good wok bro

[@Ga2-20]

Hello :) Do you explain here or on udemy how to test components with children props? And how to test if some component renders children properly? Thanks :)

[@mohammedal-haifi7538]

Great materials. Can you please update the udemy code. It does not work anymore

[@EK-rp8jp]

another great video, thanks a lot!

[@codernerd7076]

Thinking about buying it, but it's an 5 hour udemy course but you already uploaded about 50% here so I only getting 2.5 hours of content for it while I'm also eye balling a new nest.js course as well got to think about this... 🤔

[@nanonkay5669]

It's only $10, so it's really not that big of a loss

[@codernerd7076]

@@nanonkay5669 sadly for me it is like the dollar is much higher them my local currency

[@nanonkay5669]

@@codernerd7076 ah I see. In that case, watch this for some react testing concepts and look for another source/tutorial to complete whatever's left

[@lardosian]

@@codernerd7076 There are many Nest tutorials on youtube, maybe learn from those and the official Nest docs, after all that's how tutorials are made, you may find more of a sense of accomplishment by following the docs and learning by yourself.

[@mahendranath2504]

Thanks you so much 👍🏼🙏⭐❤️

[@mortezaahmadi5710]

Great content! ty very much

[@new_artiko]

thank you!! your are awesome

[@topherreynolds3999]

Just FYI for "should show email error message on invalid email" I had to use async and await... maybe my computer is just too fast 😛

[@RizaHariati]

Thank you!

[@dek99s]

great!

[@manoj-k]

🔥🔥🔥

[@lucasfrutig4945]

nice tutorial, i have a doubt, why dont use toHaveValue? Instead .value plus toBe?

[@danianiazi8229]

Do crash courses on Flux , Recoil , mern with AWS will be much helpful