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خدمات حرفه ای برای شرکت هایی که مایل به رقابت در فضای پر سرعت اینترنتی شدن کسب و کارها هستند یک نیاز حیاتیست. چالش اساسی ما دسترسی به نیروی کار حرفه ای ، قیمت گذاری شفاف و امکان مقایسه و بررسی بین خدمات متخصصین بود. استفاده از سایت فریلنسری کارلنسر چالش دسترسی به متخصصین و برونسپاری پروژه های تولید محتوا، ترجمه و پشتیبانی فروش و مارکتینگ رو برای مجموعه ما حل کردهMore information on how snapshot testing works and why we built it can be found on the release blog post. We recommend reading this blog post to get a good sense of when you should use snapshot testing. We also recommend watching this egghead video on Snapshot Testing with Jest. Updating Snapshots # It's straightforward to spot when a snapshot test fails after a bug has been introduced. When that happens, go ahead and fix the issue and make sure your snapshot tests are passing again. Now, let's talk about the case when a snapshot test is failing due to an intentional implementation change. One such situation can arise if we intentionally change the address the Link component in our example is pointing to. esting a reducer might be one of the easiest parts to test from your app: Given the current state and an action, a reducer should return a new state after that action is applied. Let’s see how to test part of this example: Redux — for managing the application state (it’s an open-source JavaScript library). ESLint — for checking whether the code is written in compliance with JavaScript patterns. Jest — a zero-configuration, ready-to-use tool for testing JS code. Enzyme — an entire set of tools designed to facilitate the testing of React apps. Sentry error tracking — for real-time monitoring and fixing crashes. Hockeyapp — for real-time crash reporting, collecting user feedback, managing testers, beta distribution, and so on. Bitrise — for better workflows and increased automation. Navigat Redux — for managing the application state (it’s an open-source JavaScript library). ESLint — for checking whether the code is written in compliance with JavaScript patterns. Jest — a zero-configuration, ready-to-use tool for testing JS code. Enzyme — an entire set of tools designed to facilitate the testing of React apps. Sentry error tracking — for real-time monitoring and fixing crashes. Hockeyapp — for real-time crash reporting, collecting user feedback, managing testers, beta distribution, and so on. Bitrise — for better workflows and increased automation. Redux — for managing the application state (it’s an open-source JavaScript library). ESLint — for checking whether the code is written in compliance with JavaScript patterns. Jest — a zero-configuration, ready-to-use tool for testing JS code. Enzyme — an entire set of tools designed to facilitate the testing of React apps. Sentry error tracking — for real-time monitoring and fixing crashes. Hockeyapp — for real-time crash reporting, collecting user feedback, managing testers, beta distribution, and so on. Bitrise — for better workflows and increased automation. Navigation