Testing Next.js Apps with Jest, Testing Library and Cypress (Udemy.com)

The tests taught here are super practical, testing concepts and architecture are clearly explained, and the instructor follow so many good practices, including updating the README.md as the app and tests are built

I'm impressed by the teaching quality! I've been doing all the exercises, which are very well planned, not too hard, not to easy, quite challenging and interesting, I feel I'm finally learning this stuff.

Well taught and well structured course. Still, I was very disappointed looking in to code this course is built upon. React 17.x and Nextjs 12.x are almost 2+ years older versions. So these should be 18.2 for React and 13.3.x for Nexjs. Same is true for other code libraries used in the course.

Your course’s are always well structured and thought through with great examples. This one is no different. I appreciate the “code quizzes” and small challenges through out as it keep you focused and allows me to reinforce what I’ve just learned.

While I was not completely new to testing this was my first complete course on the subject and I learned a lot. The instructor is clearly experienced in testing and explains both the philosophy and the details of implementation in a thorough and clear manner. I had several questions in the course and Bonnie always responded promptly in the Q&A section. The only reason I give 9/10 instead of 10/10 is because I had problems using Windows to complete the course and had to switch to Ubuntu towards the end to complete the sections on authentication.

Another well-paced and detailed course from Bonnie. I was looking into an overview of testing strategies for Next.js projects, especially API and ISR with Cypress. I highly recommend it for everyone looking into understanding the basics of testing Next.js applications.

It's what I was looking for. It is a course to see the big picture of how to make tests in Next JS. The course doesn't deep into Cypress or Testing Library, that's a task for the student

It's very clear so far, easy to follow. On the down side I don't really like that using the 'npx create-next-app@latest --example with-jest with-jest-app' command the project comes with typescript, since I rarely use it I fear it's going to be a bit hard to adapt what I learn here in my personal projects.

It's been a positive experience so far; I am enjoying the pace, explanations so far have been pretty on point. I have not yet had a chance to applying learning from the course to my projects and that's the only reason for sticking with 4/5. IMO, what differentiates a tutorial from good to great is how easy it is to translate the 'theoretical' content from a tutorial into life projects.

Amazing course, especially enjoyed the e2e testing with Cypress! Would love to see more courses of her that go into detail about API testing (outside of NextJS) since she seems super knowledgeable and I think we just scratched the surface here, since the course is mainly focused on making testing work with NextJS API Handlers in the backend.