No front end project can survive without an effective testing strategy. Why?
Because frontend projects can be as complex as backend projects — but users still expect a flawless experience. And if those users complain to your management… it’s just bad.
So, more and more frontend developers are realizing that they need to bake automated testing into their development process.
But questions remain:
- What testing should you do beyond unit testing?
- How can you find the time to both code and build/run/maintain automated tests?
- How do you maintain tests when requirements and features are constantly changing — and you’re pushing new code into production daily?
- How do you convince your boss that testing isn’t a waste of time?
We want to help you out of this.
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