I'm interested in testing.
I hear that test code is important, but I don't know where to start.
I want to become good at frontend development
I can implement features fairly well,
but what should I do
to become a next-level developer?
It's annoying to check everything every time I deploy
It's so tedious to manually check if features are working every time I deploy a service. Is there an easier way?
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What about the lecture? Captain Pangyo. It's good as an introductory lecture.
I've only been doing unit tests with Jest every day, but this time I'm learning about Cypress and E2E tests for the first time. I found it really interesting while studying, so I had fun listening to the lecture! Thank you for the great lecture again :)
The company suggested that I write a test code, but I don't have any previously written code, and I have to study and write it on my own. I was at a loss when I searched Google, and when I heard Captain Pangyo's lecture while studying Tasna View, I immediately took the new lecture because he released it. He explains the environment settings and error parts well, so I can work without spending too much time following along compared to other lectures.
I took this course because I felt like I was lacking in things I had been doing unit tests all the time. I am not a professional developer, but it was very helpful for me while working on toy projects. Thank you!
Clean lecture without any unnecessary details! Compact lecture! I'm already looking forward to the next intensive lecture.
