Cypress: Writing our first Cypress E2E tests with React and Typescript

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Hi everyone! In the last video we finished the setup of our Cypress E2E project within our front-end React application. In this video, we'll take the time to write our first E2E tests and use them to gain confidence that we are implementing new features without breaking existing functionality. TDD is our way to go here, and E2E tests are essential to reflect how our end-users interact with the system.
This video is part of a series where we are organically developing a productivity app with React and TypeScript. We will focus on implementing Agile and XP principles in our series, which means we will focus on TDD, continuous delivery, feature flags, and a lot of other cool stuff that we have to take care of to have our app deployed to production as quickly and as often as possible.
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[@wadahadlan]

This was the most comprehensive tutorial of Cypress I've seen. Thank you Lauro, I learned a lot

[@LauroMueller]

Thanks a lot for the feedback, Wadah! Really appreciate it :)

[@reactwithsteve3570]

Thank you Lauro Müller for creating these wonderful resources. I have learnt a lot.

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Thanks, Steve!

[@danilapisarev7963]

Cool boy! It's very interesting! Well done keep it up!

[@LauroMueller]

Thanks, Danila! Appreciate the feedback :D

[@rishabranjan5790]

Awesome man, thanks for this amazing tutorial 😊

[@krishnamurthyhariharan5090]

Awesome tutorial, clear and easy to understand.

[@LauroMueller]

Thanks a lot for the feedback!

[@goldenmonkey9085]

could you provide the code ? many thx..