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Testing Apollo 3

Marques Woodson

Just like any other application, Apollo applications need to be tested. This course teaches you how to properly test your full-stack Apollo application.

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Just like any other application, Apollo applications need to be tested. This course teaches you how to properly test your full-stack Apollo application.

The Apollo GraphQL library is one of the most popular tools around for building a GraphQL-based application. Just like any other application, Apollo applications need to be tested. Building a full-stack application means you need to know how to test the React side built with Apollo Client as well as the server-side built with Apollo Server. This course, Testing Apollo, will walk you through testing both the client and the server. First, you will learn about testing queries and mutations in your react application. Next, you will explore unit testing your resolvers as well as integration and snapshot tests. Finally, you will discover how to use introspection to get the schema definition of a GraphQL database. By the end of this course, you will know how to properly test your Apollo client and server.

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Syllabus

Course Overview
Apollo Testing Introduction
Unit Testing an Apollo Client
Unit Testing an Apollo Server
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Integration Testing

Good to know

Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Builds a strong foundation for beginners on testing Apollo apps
Strengthens an existing foundation for intermediate learners on testing Apollo apps
Provides hands-on labs and interactive materials for testing Apollo apps
Develops professional skills in testing Apollo apps
Teaches skills that are highly relevant to the industry of testing Apollo apps

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Learners who complete Testing Apollo 3 will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Full-Stack Developer
Full-Stack Developers are responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining both the front-end and back-end of web applications. This course may be useful because it provides an overview of Apollo Testing, including unit testing an Apollo Client, unit testing an Apollo Server, and integration testing. This course can help ensure that Full-Stack Developers have the skills to test and maintain their applications effectively.
DevOps Engineer
DevOps Engineers are responsible for building, deploying, and maintaining software systems. This course may be useful because it provides an overview of Apollo Testing, including unit testing an Apollo Client and integration testing. This course can help DevOps Engineers ensure that their software is reliable and meets the needs of users.
Data Analyst
Data Analysts are responsible for collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data to identify trends and patterns. This course may be useful because it provides an overview of Apollo Testing, including unit testing an Apollo Server. This course can help Data Analysts ensure that their data is reliable and accurate.
Machine Learning Engineer
Machine Learning Engineers are responsible for developing and maintaining machine learning models. This course may be useful because it provides an overview of Apollo Testing, including unit testing an Apollo Server. This course can help Machine Learning Engineers ensure that their models are reliable and accurate.
Software Tester
Software Testers are responsible for testing software to identify and fix bugs. This course may be useful because it provides an overview of Apollo Testing, including unit testing an Apollo Client and integration testing. This course can help Software Testers ensure that their software is reliable and meets the needs of users.
Quality Assurance Engineer
Quality Assurance Engineers are responsible for testing software to identify and fix bugs. This course may be useful because it provides an overview of Apollo Testing, including unit testing an Apollo Client and integration testing. This course can help Quality Assurance Engineers ensure that their software is reliable and meets the needs of users.
Computer Scientist
Computer Scientists are responsible for conducting research and developing new computer technologies. This course may be useful because it provides an overview of Apollo Testing. This course can help Computer Scientists understand the importance of testing and ensure that their research is accurate and reliable.
Technical Writer
Technical Writers are responsible for creating and maintaining technical documentation. This course may be useful because it provides an overview of Apollo Testing. This course can help Technical Writers understand the importance of testing and ensure that their documentation is accurate and up-to-date.
Software Architect
Software Architects are responsible for designing and developing the architecture of software systems. This course may be useful because it provides an overview of Apollo Testing. This course can help Software Architects understand the importance of testing and ensure that their software is reliable and meets the needs of users.
Product Manager
Product Managers are responsible for defining and managing the roadmap for a software product. This course may be useful because it provides an overview of Apollo Testing. This course can help Product Managers understand the importance of testing and ensure that their product is reliable and meets the needs of users.
Data Scientist
Data Scientists are responsible for collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data to identify trends and patterns. This course may be useful because it provides an overview of Apollo Testing. This course can help Data Scientists understand the importance of testing and ensure that their data is reliable and accurate.
Software Engineer
Software Engineers are responsible for analyzing user needs, designing software systems, and developing, testing, and maintaining software applications. This course may be useful because it provides an overview of Apollo Testing, including unit testing an Apollo Client, unit testing an Apollo Server, and integration testing. Gaining these skills can help a Software Engineer ensure that their software is reliable and meets the needs of users.
Web Developer
Web Developers are responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining websites and web applications. This course may be useful because it provides an overview of Apollo Testing, including unit testing an Apollo Client and integration testing. Gaining these skills can help Web Developers ensure that their websites and web applications are reliable and meet the needs of users.
Project Manager
Project Managers are responsible for planning, executing, and closing projects. This course may be useful because it provides an overview of Apollo Testing. This course can help Project Managers understand the importance of testing and ensure that their projects are successful.
Technical Support Engineer
Technical Support Engineers are responsible for providing technical support to users of software products. This course may be useful because it provides an overview of Apollo Testing. This course can help Technical Support Engineers understand the importance of testing and ensure that they are able to provide effective support to users.

Reading list

We've selected 15 books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Testing Apollo 3.
Provides a comprehensive overview of testing JavaScript applications with Jasmine. It valuable resource for anyone looking to improve their Apollo testing skills, especially if they are using JavaScript.
Classic guide to unit testing, covering principles, patterns, and best practices. While it does not specifically cover JavaScript or GraphQL, its insights into unit testing can be valuable for students in this course.
Provides a comprehensive introduction to GraphQL, covering its principles, syntax, and implementation. It can serve as a valuable background resource for students who want to understand the fundamentals of GraphQL before diving deeper into testing.
Serves as an introduction to Vue.js by providing a foundation in testing Vue.js applications. While this book does not specifically cover Apollo or GraphQL, its focus on testing in a Vue.js context can be valuable for students in this course.
Provides a comprehensive overview of testing JavaScript applications, covering a wide range of topics from unit testing to end-to-end testing. It can serve as a valuable reference for students who want to learn more about testing in general.
Provides a comprehensive overview of unit testing principles and practices. It valuable resource for anyone looking to improve their Apollo testing skills, regardless of their programming language.
Provides a comprehensive overview of software design and coding principles. It valuable resource for anyone looking to improve their Apollo testing skills, as well as their overall software development skills.
Provides a comprehensive overview of the Go programming language. It valuable resource for anyone looking to improve their Apollo testing skills, especially if they are new to Go.
Provides a comprehensive overview of Java programming. It valuable resource for anyone looking to improve their Apollo testing skills, especially if they are new to Java.
Provides a comprehensive overview of JavaScript programming. It valuable resource for anyone looking to improve their Apollo testing skills, especially if they are new to JavaScript.
Provides a comprehensive overview of Python programming. It valuable resource for anyone looking to improve their Apollo testing skills, especially if they are new to Python.
Provides a comprehensive overview of C++ programming. It valuable resource for anyone looking to improve their Apollo testing skills, especially if they are new to C++.
Provides a comprehensive overview of effective Python programming techniques. It valuable resource for anyone looking to improve their Apollo testing skills, as well as their overall Python development skills.
Provides a comprehensive overview of software testing, including different types of testing, test planning, and test execution.

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