Storybooks and UI tests that can be applied directly to practice

Oh my gosh.. I had a lot of trial and error when applying to the project, but I feel like I can solve a lot with this one lecture. I wish I had watched the lecture first and started the project, but I realized that there were many things I missed in the project I was working on after watching the lecture. The review verification and testing part was really helpful💖 Above all, it was so fun to watch for two days because it was organized neatly and only taught the key points. Please give me another lecture!

I got my first job as a developer, and the company wanted to apply Storybook, so I suddenly started learning about it. I tried to study by myself by looking at official documents without a mentor, and I roughly knew how to do it, but I was frustrated whether I was using it properly (I was very stressed ㅠㅠㅠ). Then I found out about the Storybook lecture and paid for it right away. I really liked the lecture so much that all the frustration I had felt went away. The lecture was very thorough and easy to understand, and it was full of useful tips, not just about Storybook, so it was the perfect lecture for me who just got a job and is still immature. I learned a lot of things I didn't know through the lecture, and I think it was an opportunity for me to grow! Thank you for making such a great lecture! :) I survived thanks to it!!!😂

I bought the course because I was interested in design systems! While writing the storybook, I wondered if this was right? If I was using it well? I was able to get a lot of tips while watching the instructor write it. Also, I had vague difficulties with GitHub actions, but many of my difficulties were solved when I wrote the action to automatically distribute the storybook with chromatic and the action to test the user accessibility of the storybook. I was really impressed when I wrote the action myself and the dependencies were well connected and worked as I wanted... ㅠㅠ I think this was a course that solved my curiosity! Thank you for making a great course!

I used to use antd or bootstrap, but because of the version issues that kept popping up, I ended up making my own components. However, it was interesting that I could display(?) the components I made myself like antd or bootstrap, and I learned about this technique through the instructor. This lecture is for beginners, but I think it would be good if you made lectures for intermediate and higher levels.

Recently, the desire to build an in-house design system has increased, so I took the course. While listening to the course, I was able to feel not only the understanding of the design system, but also the instructor's overall development skills!! I was able to gain a lot of things in addition to the course, which I lost my direction for these days.

I studied Storybook by looking at the official documentation, but there was too much information and sometimes errors occurred due to parts that didn't match the documentation, so I ended up looking for an organized lecture. It was very convenient to view because you organized it concisely with content that would be essential for practical work. I would appreciate good lectures next time as well.

I took the course because Storybook has been listed as a required skill often recently. It's good because it explained the basic knowledge needed to apply a design system in an easy-to-understand way :)

They are kind and explain things well, which seems helpful for building a design system!