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Using Equivalence Class Partition and Boundary Value Analysis while Unit Testing

Joseph Pasmore January 7, 2022 Programming, Testing Leave a Comment

The value of writing tests for code, especially unit tests, is clearly evident. Testing enhances software quality, improves security, inspires customer satisfaction, and most of all, saves the company money. Catching errors in the development phase before they reach production can save a company thousands.

I wanted to share a couple of the strategies I’ve followed in my career when it comes to writing unit tests. We’ll start with Equivalence Class Partitioning and finish with Boundary Value Analysis. While they are different, they can be used together to help make sure you’re writing the best unit tests you can write.

Using Jest and Testing Library with React Native Part VII: Random Information about Jest

Justin Leach December 2, 2020 React Native, Testing, Testing React Native Series, Tutorial Leave a Comment

In our past tutorials, we have gone over the different things we can test with Jest and Testing Library with React Native. In this tutorial, we will cover a few random things I find helpful that we can do with Jest.

Using Jest and Testing Library with React Native Part VI: Functional Testing

Justin Leach December 1, 2020 React Native, Testing, Testing React Native Series, Tutorial Leave a Comment

In our last tutorial, we went over style testing. In this tutorial, we will go over functional testing for your React Native app.

Using Jest and Testing Library with React Native Part IV: Testing a Button

Justin Leach November 30, 2020 React, React Native, Testing, Testing React Native Series, Tutorial Leave a Comment

In our last tutorial, we went over how to test for an element/component that is not found. In this tutorial, we will go over adding a button to our React Native codebase. After the button is added, we’ll test it.

Using Jest and Testing Library with React Native Part III: Element Not Found

Justin Leach November 17, 2020 Development Technologies, JavaScript, React Native, Testing, Testing React Native Series, Tutorial Leave a Comment

In the last installment (Part II), we walked through creating and executing our very first test. With that out of the way, let’s move on to something slightly more complicated. Elements that cannot be found typically are elements that are initially hidden. In this post, we’ll cover how to test for an element or component that isn’t found.

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