Wednesday, September 25, 2019 at 12:00:00 PM Retail Success 11230 College Blvd, Overland Park, KS

When our clients give us kudos for releasing high quality applications, it makes us happy. To achieve great levels of quality, we need to thoroughly test our applications. But we know that some forms of testing can be expensive and tedious at times. Unit and integration tests help overcome some of the testing challenges companies are facing today. We've all heard that these types of tests help reduce bugs in new features. While reduced bugs are a great benefit, the main goal of unit and integration testing is to drive better design.

As reusable units, React components are perfect candidates for unit and integration testing. The "Testing Library" provides a great testing toolkit. It helps simulate how the user interacts with your application.

In this session, we will explore how you can leverage the "Testing Library" and Jest to test React components.

Bio:
Avindra Fernando is a passionate developer and a mentor. He has over 8 years of experience in designing and architecting real-time web applications, automating workflows, and mentoring fellow engineers. Avindra was also a lecturer at The University of Kansas, where he taught 'System Integration and Architecture'. When he is not coding, he loves to travel and experience new cultures and places.

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