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End to End (E2E) App Testing
Revamp your skillset with this complete Symfony E2E testing tutorial—master test naming, assertions, debugging methods, and more!
- beginner
- 0 students
- EN/ES Captions
- EN/ES Script
- Certificate of Completion
About this course
This course is in the planning stages
We've covered unit testing & integration testing. But what about testing your actual site? Clicking links? Filling out forms? Welcome to end-to-end application testing. Here's what we'll tackle:
- Functional tests vs E2E tests vs application testing
- Testing our first page
- Test naming & behavior-driven development
- Controlling & seeding the database, the right way
- Assertions & using the crawler
- Testing authentication & logging in before tests
- Panther: testing in a JavaScript-enabled environment
- zenstruck/browser: a testing experience to love!
- Debugging: screenshots, pausing tests & more
- "Waiting" for loading & other JavaScript interactions
- Testing an API
Let's test!
Next courses in the Testing: Beginner Testing section of the Testing Track!
7 Comments
Victor
SFCASTS
Pedy
4 months ago
edited
Hey @Julian-D and @Pedy !
Thank you for your interest in SymfonyCasts tutorials! This course is currently on pause because we're working on other topics and don't have much time to push it forward. I think it will be released later this year, but I don't have more exact estimations, unfortunately.
Cheers!
Victor
SFCASTS
Marcos-D
9 months ago
edited
Hey Marcos,
Thank you for your interest in SymfonyCasts tutorials! We're going to release a few Symfony 7-related tutorials before this, so my rough estimation - this will be started releasing after 1-2 months. Feel free to subscribe to it with "Notify me when course is available" button above - we will notify you when the first chapter will be released on it :)
Cheers!
Victor
SFCASTS
Marcos-D
9 months ago
Hey Marcos,
Unfortunately, there's no one. Though you can try to search on SymfonyCasts for specific topics you're interested in, just in case we have it covered in an older course already.
Cheers!
Are there any news when this course is available?