₹820.00
Learn the smart, efficient way to test any JavaScript application
This course will apply the four-layer testing method to a React application, but this foundational strategy can be applied across any JavaScript framework: Angular, Vue, legacy Backbone apps, even frameworks and libraries we haven’t met yet.
Learn the professional method for JavaScript testing and always ship high quality software like the professional you are.
Size: 8.53 GB
Following this course, you’ll be equipped to:
• deliver solid features that work for users as expected
• choose the best tools for the job
• communicate more effectively with your coworkers
• be a more confident, professional JavaScript developer
Flutter is a relatively new toolkit that makes it easy to build cross-platform apps that look gorgeous and is easy to use. By utilizing a platform’s native components we’ll build an app that can run on both iOS and Android that will look and feel like it was developed natively. Furthermore we’ll see how with one single codebase, Flutter provides …
100DaysOfWeb in Python is a course that will ensure your success with the 100 days of code challenge, all while teaching you Python web development. With every 4 days dedicated to a different concept, you’ll be amazed at how many Python Web technologies and libraries you’ll learn on this journey. Join the course and start your 100 day challenge now.
Redux is the most popular state management library for JavaScript apps.
It’s mostly used with React but it’s also becoming popular in Angular, Ember and Vue communities.
Despite being a small library with a small footprint, a lot of developers find Redux confusing and complicated. They also complain that Redux introduces a lot of boilerplate in the code and makes trivial things …
Python is the most popular programming language in the world. The average salary for a Python developer is $116k in the USA. That’s almost $30k more than other developers! Python is used by big companies like Google, Facebook, Dropbox, Reddit, Spotify, Quora, etc. Mathematicians, scientists, engineers and developers love it because of its simple and elegant syntax. It’s the #1 …