Flutter Testing For Beginners - The Ultimate Guide 

Please remove the white animation lines, it's hard to focus when it's popping on the screen. But the content is great.

So short clean and understandable explained, thank you

Hey Robert, great content thanks for sharing!

You made testing easy! I thought testing as a very complicated thing to get to. Thanks Robert!

Thank you. Amazing explanation

One of the best video for Flutter Testing

I m very beginner to flutter testing. I thing I got something from this video. thank you very much 👏🏻❤

Awesome content, Thanks !

good video with an easy explanation so thanks a lot

Great video. Thanks

Great video!

I’ve been waiting for a video like this for a while. Time to spam my teammates 😊😏

Wow! I love it

As always great video!

Thanks!

Nicely done, Thanks

Excellent Demonstration

Thanks a lot

Very nice and simple explanation 👍

awesome 👌

Cam you show how to use flutter driver with chrome and see the testing?

Cool dude

Great video! btw: `driver?.close();` saves a cpl lines

Can we do api integration testing?

hey, I am getting this error every time I run command for testing. { Could not find a file named "pubspec.yaml" in "/home/paras/.pub-cache/hosted/@t Pls help me out. the path is correct that's confirmed, getting the same error on all integration test repos

What is color theme you're using. Looks great! Oh and the content is excellent my friend. I've watched more than several of your Flutter videos. All good!

great video, thank you! have you ever done tests with google maps widget?

I watched the video in 2X then come back in 1X just for fun >

3:50 "We can't instanciate the dependency right in the method, because then we don't have any external way of mocking that dependency" Is it good practice to change code (like extracting the instanciation out of the method) only for testing? Thanks for the great video!

Awesome Video, How did you get the != sign to look like that in VS code ? In 10:42 ?

Looks like these testing process are based on the VS code IDE, and thus not applicable to Android Studio. Am I wrong/missing something?

How do you have that is not equal sign?

I have searched on the web, but I could not find a satisfying answer to my question. Why do I need to make a unit test instead of running the code directly in debug mode and printing the required values to the console?

please teach us flutter from start and easie rway

Mockito should be a dev dependency if I'm not wrong 🤔🤔

is there BDD framework for Flutter already ?

I just realized I am old because I am older thank 24 😏 ! . . . . . . Kidding 😂 ,, thanks man

Hello :) When i'm trying to run test, I get error; Could not find a running Flutter app that was instrumented with enableFlutterDriverExtension. Run your instrumented app before running driver tests. Google can't help :( Maybe you will know what's reason of this error?

Your voice just like the guy who owner of Flutter Mapp YT channel.

This is hard 💀

go go fira code

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.

Hey we are here to learn, if we want to watch fast videos we would go to TikTok, what's up with all the cuttings and fast forwardings?

Are you sure?