@GGGGGGGGGG96
But on Minute 3:59 "editing the input-field and check for the expected number of items" in the e2e-test is the same what you said on minute 2:52 in the integration-test, where you testing exactly the same :-D. So whats the difference?
@andreglock
Where is this crash course about E2E testing mentioned at 4:24?
@ridl27
ty
@HomelessDeamon
Wooohooooo !!!!!!
@doniaelfouly4142
thanks
@ahmedalkhier5811
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@The21px
🤙yeah bro
@robertpiosik93
These two components (an input and a list) shouldn't be interacting with each other directly. There should be a business logic layer tested independenty, according to the Clean Architecture.
@hamsterofdoomsauce
ok. seriously, this was the third video in this series and we still have not written a single test. If someone is coming to learn about using react testing library, I'm pretty sure they already know how to git clone and install modules and the reasons they should be testing.
@khandoor7228