Just finished https://t.co/DnXRSJcRaM from @kentcdodds . Though I had quite a ride with JS Testing, it provided me lots of useful solutions to testing scenarios I lost much time working around in the past.

I'd definitely recommend it to get your testing skills to the next level.

— Federico Alecci (@FedericoAlecci) November 5, 2020

@kentcdodds your Testing JS full course was money well-spent! Your videos are content-rich yet concise and perfectly paced. I can\u2019t imagine how long it took you to record all this. Thank you for your efforts.

— Osama (@abmorni) November 9, 2020

I you wanna learn how to build accessibility into your tests, checkout https://t.co/pKwhSyw1ZK -- it is seriously worth every penny. You will also learn how to harness the awesome and magical power of jest.

— Alex (@alexUX_UI) November 19, 2020

3. Testing. Many jr frontend devs don't' have experience with testing. This is a baseline at many places - often on interviews.@freeCodeCamp has good articles: https://t.co/tyZtMlsTqu.

The most "rounded" resource is https://t.co/4H4eA3nHg7 by @kentcdodds. Expensive, but good.

— Gergely Orosz (@GergelyOrosz) November 16, 2020