Epic React
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Self-paced, exercise-driven React workshops.
Testing Library by Kent C. Dodds
Open source family of libraries for testing UI the way users use it.
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Open source family of libraries for testing UI the way users use it. Testing Library is a open source makers product built by indie maker Kent C. Dodds.
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Testing Library FAQ
What is Testing Library?
Testing Library is a open source makers product: Open source family of libraries for testing UI the way users use it.
Who made Testing Library?
Testing Library was made by Kent C. Dodds, JavaScript educator behind Epic React, Epic Web and Testing JavaScript. Kent C. Dodds has also built Epic React, Epic Web, Testing JavaScript, Epic AI.
Is Testing Library still active?
Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Testing Library is still active and run by Kent C. Dodds at testing-library.com.
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