
Build a birthday reminder app with React from scratch, outline a testing strategy, and implement a single test that provides substantial coverage of the web app.
Set up the birthday reminder React app by cloning the repo, installing dependencies, and running it to compare the set up and final folders, while learning testing strategies.
Create a ReactJS UI for a birthday reminder app, adding a main wrapper, a container section with an h3 showing birthdays, and a button that logs clicks to the console.
Create a dynamic React list component that maps over a people array to render each birthday entry with image, name, and age, while wiring state and props for dynamic rendering.
Implement onClick to clear the birthday list by passing an empty array, update the counter from the people list, and prepare the app for testing with webdriverio.
Apply a testing pyramid to the ReactJS birthday reminder app, prioritize component tests over unit tests, verify button and list behavior, and ensure look and feel on web and mobile.
Install and configure web driver io for visual end-to-end testing of the ReactJS birthday reminder app in the cloud, using Screener, Source Labs, and Mocha in Node.js.
Learn to run and test a ReactJS birthday reminder app using WebdriverIO, with a basic login test, WebdriverIO config, and plan for visual end-to-end testing with screener.
Configure visual end-to-end testing with Screener integration, set up environment variables and project details, capture snapshots of the default and clear states, and validate baselines across desktop browsers.
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Throughout the course, you'll be able to build a small React application, in less than 30 minutes.
Learn the basic concepts, tools, and functions that you will need to build a birthday reminder react app with the popular programming language, JavaScript.
You’ll be provided with access to the source code so you can jump to the relevant part in the code and try to work with this react project on your own.
What's in this course?
Birthday reminder set up
Static UI created
List component
onClick() implemented
What is your testing strategy
Installing wdio
Run wdio test
Visual e2e testing
BONUS lecture
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