| Sumario: | 2.5 Hours of Video Training Overview In Test- Driven Development for React/Redux in an Isomorphic Application LiveLessons , Hany Elemary, Lead Consultant at ThoughtWorks, explains a paradigm shift in the testability of front-end code made possible with React/Redux. The video introduces isomorphic applications and their unique benefits and challenges, and then jumps straight into the architecture of React/Redux applications from a testability perspective. Hany follows test-driven development (TDD) principles while building a real-world example--a search application--to demonstrate effective end-to-end testing. Popular testing tools for React/Redux applications, including Enzyme, SinonJS, Expect, Nock and Mountebank, are highlighted. Description The need for building highly performant and maintainable user interfaces is now greater than ever. React, a library designed and developed by Facebook, can solve many of the existing problems users face today--including poor browser performance while handling dynamic interactions with high loads of data. React also solves a lot of challenges for front-end developers. Due to its popularity, other supporting frameworks, such as Redux, came into the picture to make applications more predictable, testable, and easier to debug. However, they come with a different approach to front-end development and testing. Testability is key to maintaining the quality of any application while building confidence in the code as developers refactor their work. Writing proper tests can be a lengthy process, especially for newer frameworks such as React/Redux. Test-Driven Development for React/Redux in an Isomorphic Application LiveLessons quickly gets you up-to-speed on when to build isomorphic applications, how to effectively test your React and Redux code, and how to confidently refactor code while ensuring that business functionality is maintained. Skill Level Intermediate Learning Objectives Learn the benefits and challenges of isomorphic applications li> Apply the testing pyramid in a React/Redux application Think effectively about designing testable applications Write end-to-end tests without the overhead of browser-driven tests Course Requirements A simple, yet powerful editor: Visual Studio Code or Atom NodeJS Who Should Take This Course? Software developers and architects who are working on React (or React/Redux) applications Table of Contents Introduction Lesson 1: Isomorphic Applications 1.1 Isomor...
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