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Philipp Fritsche @ph_fritsche
Joined March 2021
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If you're working on a tool/script that uses @github's APIs, try github.com/ph-fritsche/githu… to write concise and meaningful tests without touching live data.

GitHub - ph-fritsche/github-mock

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Toolbox will be immensely helpful in finding implementations that work across multiple environments 😃
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Do not just add act() calls until React shuts up! ph-fritsche.github.io/blog/p… #react #testing

Handling React's act warnings

React doesn't issue warnings just to make people get rid of the warning. An article on how to avoid a common false fix.

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Calling a render prop or using it as a #react element can look similar. But it's not the same. ph-fritsche.github.io/blog/p…

Render prop and rerendering

Calling a render prop is similar to using it as a component. But it's not the same.

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Things that drive devs crazy: TIL React doesn't trigger onBeforeInput handlers for beforeinput events because at some point in time browsers didn't implement beforeinput 🤯🤪
Finally! For years I've been saying Stack Overflow lacked a feature to make the page look more cluttered.
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Matan Borenkraout 🥬
@matanbobi
31 Mar 2022
React Testing Library v13 with support for React 18 is now released. Upgrade now if your app is using React 18. npmjs.com/package/@testing-l… Many thanks @sebsilbermann for the hard work on this release!

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Prabin Poudel
@coolprobn
3 Feb 2022
"Always leave the code cleaner and a little bit better than you found it."
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The documentation for @TestingLib's user-event has been updated. If you are actively working on a project, we recommend to switch to `v14-beta` now. 🚀 Check it out! 👇 testing-library.com/user-eve…
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I wrote about the changes in @TestingLib's user-event 14 earlier. But I noticed I didn't have a post yet answering why anyone should use the package in the first place😁 ph-fritsche.github.io/blog/p… #testing #react

Why you should test with user-event

Choosing the right developing tools for your project can be a daunting task. Here's why user-event should be one of them.

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Just released the first beta of @TestingLib's user-event version 14. 🎉 It's still a pre-release, but all (planned) breaking changes are done. So check it out! You can read about the new features here: ph-fritsche.github.io/blog/p… #testing

user-event 14 reaches beta

The upcoming user-event 14 is ready to be tried out by a larger audience. A quick overview on some new features.

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Just released an alpha of @TestingLib's user-event. I'm super excited about the changes for the upcoming major version.🥳 ph-fritsche.github.io/blog/p…

Testing with user-event 14

Testing Library's user-event package helps you increase the confidence gained from your tests. Let's take a look at the upcoming version.

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A while ago I started a package collection for separating concerns in Symfony applications. You can read about the cornerstone, Symfony apps in ADR pattern, here: ph-fritsche.github.io/blog/p… #php #symfony #pitch

Attune to a higher pitch

Separate concerns and write more concise Controllers by following ADR pattern in your Symfony applications.

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