- Before writing code, consider Market Risk -- the risk that nobody. even. cares!
- Checkout Percy.io($) for visual testing (visual match)
- Use
eslint-plugin-react-hooks - SSR is complex. Next.js/Nuxt.js remove some complexity
- GitHub invests in sticker design. Very smart.
- Market risk (the risk that nobody wants to use the expensive software you build) is a thing.
- Need to test all ideas against real user behaviour before investing $$$$$ in development
- Consider the following to guage market interest: Landing pages, beta launches, small realeases, etc.
- Test the scariest thing first. This is the thing that may doom the project in the end. Deal with it ASAP.
- Don't test to achieve metrics. The metric is your own confidence. It cannot be measured.
- Devs can do cypress UI testing.
- What does QA do?
- Stress, Security, Accessibility, Using the UI in unexpected way,
- Visual testing
- Accessibility
-
cy.injectAxe(),cy.checkA11y()
- Late 2015: Stateless Functional Components
- Feb 2019: Reactv16.8.0 Hooks
- useState
- useContext
- useEffect
- useReducer
- useRef
- Use eslint-plugin-react-hooks
- Vue 3:
- word on the street is that Vuex mutations are going away? Maybe not in Vue 3 but in Vuex 4
- React SSR framework
- Awesome, but still, running React on both server and client is no picnic.
- GitHub was there mostly to encourage usage of GitHub Enterprise
- I mentioned IBM who they said is one of their biggest Enterprise clients
- They had a ton of different sticker designs with the GitHub logo. The coolest (to me) was a GitHub statue of liberty. Shown above.
- They are developing ways to secure data so that if your disgruntled employees steal your files and copy them places, they have a record and can intervene.
- I mentioned IBM might want something like that. They said IBM is one of their largest clients.
- I get it, but it's quite big brotherish