Template to (deliberate) practice your test-driven development skills.
This is a template that provides a working project skeleton for practicing test-driven development (TDD) skills, front-end testing, or front-end development in general. It includes a React app with Next.js, Cypress for browser testing, Testing Library Suite for unitary/integration testing, Nock for HTTP testing, and GitHub Actions for continuous integration.
This template provides a ready-to-use project skeleton for practicing test-driven development in the front-end. It includes a React app with Next.js, Cypress for browser testing, Testing Library Suite for unitary/integration testing, Nock for HTTP testing, and GitHub Actions for continuous integration. The template is easy to set up and provides various features to help developers improve their TDD skills.
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