Your video quality has drastically improved. Also, the content of this video is not 100% accurate; it'll do for my purposes but if you've got the time this could be a great opportunity for a new, updated, flashed out video! Love you content, this one just feels dated!
it only checks for tags and text values. But there are some complicated cases that many developers corrupts other works and it needs to check for some detailed test.
Great stuff as always Erik! Just a little tip but you don't actually need to spin up the app first, the vue-cli-service will do that for you. If you want to run all your tests headless you can use the headless argument "vue-cli-service test:e2e --headless"
I dont see any difference between unit and e2e testing, the things that cypress does like clicking nad checking the result unit test also does, so what is there difference.? please explain.tnx
It seems that more and and more web developers are now okay in developing in windows, unlike before where every developer suggests that MacOS is the king in web development. I hope you can make a video about windows web development. I personally love Windows, but when I develop websites, I can't leave my Mac because everything just works out of the box. Thanks
CTRL + L clears console quicker than typing “clear”
Thanks for the tips!
Good to know
You are the best we have got in vue community
Thank you. Super helpful video. May I ask which VS Code Theme you are using here?
Your video quality has drastically improved. Also, the content of this video is not 100% accurate; it'll do for my purposes but if you've got the time this could be a great opportunity for a new, updated, flashed out video!
Love you content, this one just feels dated!
Yes, this is a bit old! I'll see if I can make some newer testing videos in the future.
it only checks for tags and text values. But there are some complicated cases that many developers corrupts other works and it needs to check for some detailed test.
Great stuff as always Erik! Just a little tip but you don't actually need to spin up the app first, the vue-cli-service will do that for you. If you want to run all your tests headless you can use the headless argument "vue-cli-service test:e2e --headless"
thank you, can I ask what is the theme of your VSCode? and what what is the font it has?
I dont see any difference between unit and e2e testing, the things that cypress does like clicking nad checking the result unit test also does, so what is there difference.? please explain.tnx
It seems that more and and more web developers are now okay in developing in windows, unlike before where every developer suggests that MacOS is the king in web development. I hope you can make a video about windows web development. I personally love Windows, but when I develop websites, I can't leave my Mac because everything just works out of the box.
Thanks
Is it also possible that you share the source codes?
Found it.
Thanks Erik.
Hey thank you Erik love your vids
Awesome!
Is this a VueJs 2 or VueJs 3 app being tested?
vue 3
Thank you so much! You making a great and useful videos.
You are welcome!
There's a setup() hook in Vue.js? What does it do? is it the same with created()?
- im reading composition API right now.
The setup Hook is a part of the composition API...
Super
Try Backstop js
What's that!
This is too basic, I hoped for something more advanced.
Hi Eric, You sound very tired and bored, should sleep more 😶 Still fine video tho
Julien Reszka lol