As a developer, I know for a fact that I have to constantly brush up myself with new updates. This means that not only I have to keep learning more about the frameworks and language I work with. But also to look for new frameworks that give me an edge over others. One such survey that I am always looking forward to as a developer is the ‘StateofJS’. It is revered by all the JavaScript developers as a key source of information. ‘StateofJS’ provides key insights into the major trends in front-end, back-end, testing, etc. As per StateofJS 2019, Jest has been the most interesting and satisfying framework for JavaScript testing.
Being a fan of Selenium test automation, I was curious to get my hands on Jest for Selenium JavaScript testing. I wanted to quickly validate my recent code changes and Jest was a big help in reducing my unit testing efforts. Which is why I thought of sharing what I learned with you, so you can go ahead and automate your unit test cycles.
As a developer, I know for a fact that I have to constantly brush up myself with new updates. This means that not only I have to keep learning more about the frameworks and language I work with. But also to look for new frameworks that give me an edge over others. One such survey that I am always looking forward to as a developer is the ‘StateofJS’. It is revered by all the JavaScript developers as a key source of information. ‘StateofJS’ provides key insights into the major trends in front-end, back-end, testing, etc. As per StateofJS 2019, Jest has been the most interesting and satisfying framework for JavaScript testing.
Being a fan of Selenium test automation, I was curious to get my hands on Jest for Selenium JavaScript testing. I wanted to quickly validate my recent code changes and Jest was a big help in reducing my unit testing efforts. Which is why I thought of sharing what I learned with you, so you can go ahead and automate your unit test cycles. […]