After so so long, there's finally smile on my face.

Reso, you are the best! Its a privilege to learn so much from you! Thanks a lot :)

Thanks a lot for this video. I made it a good refresher in preparation to study the next part you made. I learned unit testing and TDD through your other series. I'd have too say this is more succinct and your explanations have gone better over time! Keep up the good work!

Lots of appreciation for this 💕😍 I've been waiting for it. Really thank you.

Really amazing to watch best youtube channel for flutter tutorials.. No words can reward your work 💙

fantastic video! Nice dive into flutter and TDD. thks a lot for sharing! Highly appreciated!

Wonderful tutorial as always. Thanks for your efforts.

really appreciated how detailed you explained the app and its functionality as well as how to test. Others just assume you know half of the stuff (which is mostly not the case)

Thank you so much for this awesome content. Keep doing this good work 🎉

This is really great, advanced tutorials like this are not usually covered, thank you a lot

I recently realized the importance of testing. however, there weren't well-organized advanced Flutter tutorials. I finally found it! Thanks for the video!

Love how you handle the await for future at the end. Never knew there is a way to both wait and not wait at the same time. Thanks for the tips!

Thanks to you that using Flutter more efficiently, please upload the tutorial more often.

Commenting before seeing the video, bcz you just going to save my life, Need the testing video on flutter desperately. I follow your channel and watch you videos and before seeing the video i just say it will be amazing. Thanks alot 👍👍👍

Thanks for these tutorials 🎉 keep up the good work 👍

Thanks, man, you are an awesome teacher and developer!

After so long. Nice to see you again.

GREAT TUTORIAL! ONE OF THE BEST ON UNIT TESTING!

welcome back, best wishes. BEST DEVELOPER EVER

Once again for an amazing tutorial, keep it up you are doing an awesome job I can’t wait for part two! Can you tell us how you structure you study when learning something new and where you find the resources e.g. books, documentation, tutorials. Also do you have a must read list of books? Thank you!

Great stuff as usual 👍🏾

Thanks for the explanations, waiting for part2

Finally, you are back🎉🎉🎉🎊

The only one 1 hour educational video that I don't make me bored at the middle.

Liked it before watching because I trust it's actually an asset, please continue with testing tutorial because there a only few tutorials on testing in flutter

You made it less boring than I expected🤩 Thank you very much 🙏

Great work & effort Thanks for sharing Knowledge !!

Awesome, thank you so much very clear explanation! 🙂

Thanks for sharing bro, this really help me out.

your explanation is easy to understand. thank you

Can't wait till the nexr part ^_^ thanks for your great help

thank you for this class!! 💙

Thank you so much for this.

Your Video helped me to learn the testing.

Welcome back 🔥🧡♥️

Welcome back Reso

Great vid! Waiting part 2..

Thank you very much for this good tutorial

thank you so much reso coder🤝👏👏👏👏💛💛💛

I can't wait for part 2 👍

amazing video, i was having hard time with your bloc TDD courses. I am very familiar with provider , this is very helpful for learning testing.

welcome back 🔥🔥🔥

Great video, thanks

Reso's back!

I wish you could explain testing with getIt and especially injectable and mock classes

Welcome back 😍😍😍😍😍😍

I've been wanting for an updated video on test❤😅

Thanks so much!

Welcome back 🔥👍

Thanks a lot ❤

I respect your creativity. Everything is clear and understandable. I would really like a new playlist about blocks (ddd course) Please don't ignore your followers.

very good tutorial keep going

great tutorial

Reso is back

great job keep going

thank you so much

Resooo we missed you 😍🎉🎉🎉

I actually use widget tests to test a small group of widgets for instance I have a calendar and a switch that changes the calendar from week view to month view with a shared state, this is normally where you'll find bugs rather than testing a single widget, to be clear I still test single widgets but small groups of widgets give us much better coverage and still get the speed of widget testing

Welcome back 😉

Hello. I'm enjoying so far this video about testing. I have a question : which Visual Code plugins are you using to generate automatically code snippets for Tests (t-scaffolding, aaaT) ?

long time no see

Thanks alot

welcome back =)

After two years of working as a part-time junior Flutter developer in my university student life, I've used lots of Flutter widgets, state managements, etc. But I don't feel like I'm improving much. Now, this tutorial would be the first step to approach senior level. Thanks a lot man!

Thanks for the video :D Can we use equatable in article class?

Like before I watch 😊

Thanks for the tutorial man, I love your Vs Code config, can you share it plz!

just beautiful

Great it is being long time

Thanks a lot , boom .

Thank you Reso for your very nice video! I am a fan of TDD and trying to find the effective/resonable way to use it on my daily project I got one question: At the end of the video, you put the function notifyListeners() in getArticles() but it is not following the TDD flow since it is "redundance" for this specific test case. Do you agree? Which test case we should write which will need this notifyListeners() called? thanks,

Matt is Bacc !!!!!

hopefully you do this for your firebase DDD course

I think code duplication is fine inside tests, as each unit test is expected to be optimised for readabiliy over DRYness

Let's Go.

please show how to correctly create folder by layer feature structure in flutter

What happened to your website ?

can anyone tell me the name of the vs code extention that displays those "----" dashes to indicate blocks of code?

Can we mock the Article call using mocktail and use MockArticle instead of creating three different objects of Article class?

Why you have used mocktail istead of mockito? is there a specific reason?

You mentioned that dependencies should be injected through constructor rather than hardcoding in the field declaration because that makes app more testable, but what if I have many chained dependencies? I will need to declarate all in the constructor every time. For example PersonProvider(PersonService(PersonDao(Dio("url"))))) is this correct or i there is a way to auto inject dependencies with container like on SpringBoot?

what happened to your website? it's been offline for couple of days

love u

Really good tutorial, keep going, but What's the theme of vscode.

Very good toturial , #flutter_test , why you didn't use #mockito instead of #cocktail like your ttd clean architecture toturial

Your website is offline, this was fix!!

what about stream rather than the future??

I wondering why your website cannot be accessed?

Make videos on bloc 8.0

I can't stand provider but I have used it

Hello, Reso Coder. I can't subscribe your newsletter. It's shows API related issue.

Great video, thanks. I think it's easier to put the `when` in `arrangeNewsServiceReturns3Articles` into a `setUp` in the group. So you don't have to call it, because `setUp` get called automatically, right?

What happens to your website Mat?

its been over 1 year no any new video from sir Reso Coder. Are you Okay sir?

Dude 😬 Make Tutorial with Auth0 implementation I Saw Some Article it's been outdated

Make real-world examples video with mockito.

when is part 2 going to be out?

10:18

Will Do something with that beard - I can't concentrate on the training 😂

I haven´t been creating apps for two decades,more or less,I´m PL/SQL programmer.But unit tests seems to be a really stupid Idea(change my mind),probably not useless,I mean for devices that work withouth human interaction like a mixer or a microwave woven.But E2E testing tests both the whole application and the code,they can be written by a QA and run totally isoalted from the system.At least in Brazil QA´s are less expensive than programmers.Unit tests does not seem so "agile",the concept of TDD is even worse itself.Do unit tests increase the size of the applicattion that I will distribute in the Android store,or they´re tree shaked out at least.I think they really slow down programming for what they do,as I said I´m not against testing ,i just think the testing budget should bne directioned for things like E2E,smoke,Happy path and gorila testing,wich are probably more effective and easy to automate.In 2022 Several big companies in Brazil had problems in production even havin teh so called 100% code coverage,from Banks to big E-Commerce stores.