I'm excited to see you taking on more difficult topics like testing. There are too many videos out there covering the basics. Developers quickly outgrow the basics and its hard to find help with more complex topics.
Am beginner, totally agree with this. Even though i really like and appreciate the basic beginner tutorials, there isn’t enough videos about more intermediate/difficult stuff.
You can go wrong with software anf rebuild it without harming anyone but with anything containing a structure you cannot go wrong once its done building.
@@hypercrack9262 Well I use brave which do this by default but when i am using firefox then i this extendsion addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/adblock-plus/
Awesome video! I personally would love to see more videos regarding some of the other testing strategies, in particular performance testing as I've always heard of it but never actually seen how its been implemented. I recently applied for a Digital QA Engineer role and used your cypress video to help me prepare. I'm pleased to say they offered me a role. You had a hand in that, so thank you for what you do.
You're a mind reader for sure. Not the first time when i get into a programming topic and you come up with the complementary vid. Love your channel!!! Keep going!!
Thanks for this video! It's incredibly helpful, especially for those who are just beginning their journey. Our QA team also created a great video for QA, where we collected the software testing trends for 2024 on our channel
trust me initially you feel testing is a waste of time until your codebase is so large you can't find where errors are originating so you start writing inefficient code like refreshing the whole application and eventually you need to rewrite the whole thing. I've rewritten my app 4 times and now with all the testing and the architecture I've used it's going pretty smooth.
Please make a course that you teach from basic to more complex for how to test unit test, integration test and end to end testing! I would insta buy your course!
I am starting a new project. And it will be a big one. I want to make it as good and professional as I can. Cannot wait for your more detailed video on testing. Thanks a lot.
For the creator of this video, do you do Software Testing as a fulltime profession? How many years of experience do you have? This line of work is not as simplistic as you try to portray it. You've helped to propagate one of the myths and misconceptions about Software Testing.
@@Fireship continue making high quality intensive videos You are an awesome creator Wish if I could become a good engineer like you who doesn't need any tutorials
You forgot the main form of testing - release it to customers and then fix the problems that they report, or not depending whether software quality even matters. It would really be nice for you to investigate social interactions regarding testing. As far as I've seen, more often than not testing resources are devoted to checking off a box that testing has been done, rather than trying to actually improve quality or speed of creating functionality. TDD has been around a long time, but in a typical development situation isn't used. Why is that? I'm an advocate of TDD, but its not done my career any good, nor have I ever been able to get anyone else to adopt it, yet alone have it clearly benefit the organization that I was using it in.
Are you reading my mind? Few months ago I began to learn web dev, and each video you upload or youtube suggests is like, wow, how do you know that I need this? how do you know I am thinking of this as my next step. For a self-taught developer, this is a path way. One good thing that I did is to subscribe to you channel at the beginning of my learning process.Thank you. Keep it up Fireship.
Important topic indeed. I'd suggest you add Property-based testing to the cloud of test type you showed since it is a powerful way of testing but mostly unknown.
"It's not like engineering something easy like a bridge"!!! Engineering a bridge is more difficult than the majority of softwares that have ever been produced.
Lol "so they get backlogged by developers" ... We've got a large "On Hold" column in every sprint haha. Great vid Jeff. I have an automated series I want to make but it uses an in house piece of software we made. Can't wait to share it with the community.
I genuinely await your next video. You've been producing gold content (saying as a college beginner), and have helped me keep up with job requirements… Tnx
To all devs: Flutter Framework ships not only test and widget tests but also a great integration-test tool which you can use for your e2e tests. Flutter for the Win ✨
Now for the developers the only thing left to learn is understanding the business they're coding the application for... it's easy to test-approve for a correct type in a date-field, when the business actually needed a string. A tested application doesn't mean a useful application :)
Like that you start to document such an important subject ! However you made a mistake in the video : unit tests do not test individual methods most of the time : the unit of a unit test is a component. It can be a function, a class, multiple classes, a module, ... If you test a class by testing every single method individually (even the privates one), you create tests that are subject to the weak test problem
Alright, alright. As an aspiring dev, I'm not quite sure if I agree building software is quite at the same level as building a physical bridge over which people physically travel and potentially trust their lives on your competence. I would NOT want that kind of responsibility on me.
![[#2024MAMA] ROSÉ (로제), Bruno Mars - APT. | Mnet 241122 방송](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/dgGqD28J6aQ/mqdefault.jpg)
I like how you made your whole channel then went back to add tests.
That's the human software lifecycle
classic
😂👌
🤣
Life imitates art
I'm excited to see you taking on more difficult topics like testing. There are too many videos out there covering the basics. Developers quickly outgrow the basics and its hard to find help with more complex topics.
Am beginner, totally agree with this. Even though i really like and appreciate the basic beginner tutorials, there isn’t enough videos about more intermediate/difficult stuff.
I totally agree!
Your next topic I guess penetration testing
`Developers quickly outgrow the basics` such an understatement
Quantum mechanics in 100s.
HUGE deal. Testing really starts to matter when you get out in the wild!! 🔥🔥🔥
Depends on if your company thinks so lol
Haha that's accurate
Just wanted to say, I'm hooked to ur website 🥰
Trust me, I never miss watching your videos. When I see Fireship notification and I click it immediately.
you might think TDD (Test Driven Development) is the standard in the industry, in my experience BDD( Bug Driven Development) is.
fireship uploads are on 🔥🔥 guess quitting Coffee is paying off 😅
Any building engineer would be heavily offended by that intro
Hopefully no bridge engineers will ever see this
Good thing civil engineers don't know how to use computers
You can go wrong with software anf rebuild it without harming anyone but with anything containing a structure you cannot go wrong once its done building.
As a former structural engineer who transitioned to software, I am definitely slightly offended...
^ *Oh no*
*Mission failed.*
You're the only person whose Ads I feel are worth watching.
aaaa... i use adblock.
@@m4saurabh which app bro?
@@hypercrack9262 Well I use brave which do this by default but when i am using firefox
then i this extendsion addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/adblock-plus/
@@m4saurabh I'm also a brave user, but when it comes to android I don't have any good apps. Tried RUclips Vanced, but was buggy
@@hypercrack9262 On android I set Private DNS to dns.adguard.com, that does the trick system-wide.
Awesome video! I personally would love to see more videos regarding some of the other testing strategies, in particular performance testing as I've always heard of it but never actually seen how its been implemented.
I recently applied for a Digital QA Engineer role and used your cypress video to help me prepare. I'm pleased to say they offered me a role. You had a hand in that, so thank you for what you do.
How did you know again that I wanted to learn this?!!!
It's my job to know
@@Fireship which package do you use to read minds?
A job very well done Jeff!! Loved it ❤️❤️
Stop doing gambit
I actually wanted this 6 days ago. But Poor me.
...which leads me to asking for new episodes on types of mocks, stubs and timers - and their purpose. And snapshots. Thank you :)
++
Me: *tries to test for errors in my code*
My test code: *what about me bruv?*
hoooo man, a more in depth video about testing with react or angular would be so great, might be unit, e2e or whatever !
Hey, Please a make a detailed video on software testing with some of popular automation tool.
Just thinking about how the testing works
Thanks bro
Waiting for the full video!
Kudos!
This is the video I’ve been waiting for! Looking forward to the longer-format one
You're a mind reader for sure. Not the first time when i get into a programming topic and you come up with the complementary vid. Love your channel!!! Keep going!!
Make Tailwind CSS in 100 seconds. Good video btw
Thanks for this video! It's incredibly helpful, especially for those who are just beginning their journey. Our QA team also created a great video for QA, where we collected the software testing trends for 2024 on our channel
You are slowly reigniting my passion for coding...
trust me initially you feel testing is a waste of time until your codebase is so large you can't find where errors are originating so you start writing inefficient code like refreshing the whole application and eventually you need to rewrite the whole thing. I've rewritten my app 4 times and now with all the testing and the architecture I've used it's going pretty smooth.
Please make a course that you teach from basic to more complex for how to test unit test, integration test and end to end testing! I would insta buy your course!
Can't wait for the test driven development video. 👍
1:35
>function add(a, b)
>return a - b
Beyond 100 seconds: Writing your tester
Beyond 600 seconds: Wiriting a tester for your tester
I am starting a new project. And it will be a big one. I want to make it as good and professional as I can. Cannot wait for your more detailed video on testing. Thanks a lot.
For the creator of this video, do you do Software Testing as a fulltime profession? How many years of experience do you have? This line of work is not as simplistic as you try to portray it.
You've helped to propagate one of the myths and misconceptions about Software Testing.
what's the myth you're talking about?
@@dingding4898,
Proved my point. You don't know which one it is. So...
You have been an awesome channel for me. As you have a lot of videos covering a variety of topics.
Waiting for your in depth video...
yesssss, you did it. THANKS SO MUCH
I would love to see your video about Test Driven Development (TDD) as well. It is great topic to touch.
Just started a summer research at university of illinois about software testing, can't imagine a better timing of the release of the video. 😅
I really appreciate you for continuing to make these
What do you mean by: "is not like engineering something easy like a bridge?"
Oh my fireship, I am ticking 'yes' to the Karma options on create -new-web-app shell for sure in next chance.
Looking forward to the longer video!
Omg I cant wait for that TDD video
The all-so-familiar post-it on the backlog: "Test the test suite pls, kthx"
Very nice,
Please create short videos on:
> Machine Learning
> Big Data
> Internet of Things
> VS Code
> Socket io
Accessibility testing and development!!
Very excited about the test driven development video!
I always watch your ads to support you
Thank you!
@@Fireship continue making high quality intensive videos
You are an awesome creator
Wish if I could become a good engineer like you who doesn't need any tutorials
Can you tell what computer languages to study to become software tester? And maybe a roadmap to see what to study
I’m excited for the next TDD video 😍
You forgot the main form of testing - release it to customers and then fix the problems that they report, or not depending whether software quality even matters. It would really be nice for you to investigate social interactions regarding testing. As far as I've seen, more often than not testing resources are devoted to checking off a box that testing has been done, rather than trying to actually improve quality or speed of creating functionality. TDD has been around a long time, but in a typical development situation isn't used. Why is that? I'm an advocate of TDD, but its not done my career any good, nor have I ever been able to get anyone else to adopt it, yet alone have it clearly benefit the organization that I was using it in.
Are you reading my mind? Few months ago I began to learn web dev, and each video you upload or youtube suggests is like, wow, how do you know that I need this? how do you know I am thinking of this as my next step. For a self-taught developer, this is a path way. One good thing that I did is to subscribe to you channel at the beginning of my learning process.Thank you. Keep it up Fireship.
This is great! Can't wait for Ruby on rails in 100 seconds 💎🙌
I like the intro with the iceberg :)
Dude your videos are like candy. I LOVE candy!
Important topic indeed. I'd suggest you add Property-based testing to the cloud of test type you showed since it is a powerful way of testing but mostly unknown.
can we have a video on how we can integrate different tests into an existing project, that will be cool🔥
I was literally learning this *right now*
bEEP bOOP: algorithm has located target.
If you make a full course on testing, including all the kinds of testing and how to integrate it to typescript and frameworks, I'm buying
assertEquals(1, 1). Failed test now passes. Hackerman 😎
0:16 Small step missing. The V8 engine compiles into bytecode first which then is compiled into machine code.
Idk why but I love ur Videos.💬
"It's not like engineering something easy like a bridge"!!! Engineering a bridge is more difficult than the majority of softwares that have ever been produced.
Quantum physics, sounds legit.
Also terrified of someone fully learns all the layers.
80s was the all-layers-decade. Fun times.
Speaking as someone stuck in manual testing right now, I felt the bit about Jira ticket backlogs in my blood.
More videos with testing please !
I keep ignoring the fact that I should start automating my tests, but because it's Fireship, I just HAD to click on this video
Lol "so they get backlogged by developers" ... We've got a large "On Hold" column in every sprint haha.
Great vid Jeff. I have an automated series I want to make but it uses an in house piece of software we made. Can't wait to share it with the community.
Fireship 100 second videos > any teaser for big movie projects
Keep that smoke coming, looking forward to see blockchain related topics web3 js ...
I genuinely await your next video. You've been producing gold content (saying as a college beginner), and have helped me keep up with job requirements… Tnx
Definitely want testing, it's rare ❤️
This is all I have to do at work this week. How did fireship know? Hey. How'd you know???
Nicely explained 🔥🔥
very informative video in short time💚
Ahh, I know how it feels to write thousand e2e tests for testing every combination of data😫
To all devs: Flutter Framework ships not only test and widget tests but also a great integration-test tool which you can use for your e2e tests. Flutter for the Win ✨
And you can easily integrate the tests in Flutter with any CI/CD like Bitrise or Codemagic, Firebase TestLab ✨ #NoAdHere
Add(a,b) return a-b; thanks!
My entire half of Software Requirement Engineering course summarized in 100 seconds
Keep up the beautiful content!
We need beyond 100s for this topic 🔥
Work is already underway on a full testing video
@fireship.oi please do more than 100sec for this guys let's make it happent
Can you also cover mutation testing, like Stryker formexample?
Please make a series on passwordless authentication methods
The king of RUclips strikes again
Thank you so much!
Now for the developers the only thing left to learn is understanding the business they're coding the application for... it's easy to test-approve for a correct type in a date-field, when the business actually needed a string.
A tested application doesn't mean a useful application :)
BDD would be pretty cool. pretty similar to this though
Create video on software development methodologies like agile etc.
I would add in details more non-functional testings too.
Yes! More TDD!
Like that you start to document such an important subject ! However you made a mistake in the video : unit tests do not test individual methods most of the time : the unit of a unit test is a component. It can be a function, a class, multiple classes, a module, ... If you test a class by testing every single method individually (even the privates one), you create tests that are subject to the weak test problem
Or you can just ignore all of your automated tests and roll out a change that will allow anyone in without a password
Amazing video!
You are the best 👌🏻
Thanks, man. Take Love.
Video about BDD (Behavior-Driven-Development) maybe ? :))
Easy as bridge someone who use to be an architect designing hospital and now design and develop apps....I can say they both have complexities lol 🤣
Thank you! TDD and BDD please
Wow! It's awesome!!!
Peek into the crystal ball: Binance CEO’s exclusive interview about future developments
“Engineering something easy like a bridge”. Yeah we obviously doodle such trivial things like this in our lunch nuddles
building a bridge seems pretty hard ngl, I'd rather center a button in a div
🔥🔥🔥 FIRESHIP TESTING 🔥🔥🔥
MY BRAIN IS READY 🤯
Please do a video on DGraph :)
Alright, alright. As an aspiring dev, I'm not quite sure if I agree building software is quite at the same level as building a physical bridge over which people physically travel and potentially trust their lives on your competence. I would NOT want that kind of responsibility on me.