Developing React Native apps using the TDD development methodology

I am currently working on an RN project, and I think I will be able to apply what I learned in this course to the project. It was a great help to me because it even taught me how to deal with practical problems. Please upload the intermediate course soon! Thank you for the great course!

I like how you explained the concept of TDD, which is vaguely organized in my head, in an easy-to-understand way. ^^ Especially since the subtitles come out while explaining, it sticks right in my head. Please improve this part~ 1) react native cli => sounds like it's pronounced as CRI; 2) The subtitles say yam, but when you use it in the command window, you write yarn. 3) Please make sure the subtitles don't cover the handsome instructor's face. ^^

Hello~! I listened to all the lectures today :) I should keep applying TDD~ I was just thinking about it, but I started applying it right away while listening to the lecture ㅎㅎ It was a little disappointing that there were only very basic tests, but it was good because I was able to reduce my curiosity about how to start TDD. I'm really looking forward to the intermediate TDD lectures on Redux, web services, navigation, etc. And, if you could upload a lecture on React Native animation later, I would be grateful... I sweat a lot while drawing the animation chart this time ㅠㅠ... I'm learning the know-how of the senior developer well!!

Thank you for uploading a great course. I was looking for a useful course because I was trying to apply TDD to my project. After listening to the course while doing dual coding next to someone, I felt like I was learning from a senior. I give it 5 stars!

If you want to introduce TDD to React Native but don't know where to start, I highly recommend this course! I want to listen to the next lecture soon. I listened well, thank you~!

The course was very clear, when will the next intermediate course come out? Will you not be applying Typescript?

I know React and TDD, but I don't know how to integrate them, so this is a great help. It might be a little difficult for those who are new to JS and React. Some people say that it's inconvenient because of frequent typos and mistakes, but I liked that I was able to learn how to solve the parts where I often make mistakes. (But it would be better if I used plugins like Lint and Prettier! 😄. )

It's live coding, but there are too many errors.. [Edit] rn tdd I'm so grateful for the lecture like Danbi, but the frequent errors are making me less motivated to take the class... I think it would be a better lecture if you filter it once more^^