I've covered how to create goldens several times in my 100% Coverage post series. You can check them here. 100% Coverage - Guillaume BernosDiscover how to achieve 100% coverage in your Flutter project. Why 100%? Because once you begin to test everything, your codebase cleans itself up. You
Well, FlutterHeroes is over, and it was my first time speaking in an in-person event. I was somewhat stressed out, but the attendees were fantastic, and the other (more experienced ?) speakers helped me feel comfortable! Most of my talk content was based on my 100% coverage post series. 100% Coverage
CI costs can often go up quickly if you don't pay attention. Lately, the CI was beginning to cost too much to sustain a project. With over 500 tests and many golden tests, each push would result in at least 12 minutes of CI, which is only for
On your road to 100% coverage, you might end up needing to test a RefreshIndicator. This small article aims at showing you how to do that and the common pitfalls to avoid! The code to test class MyHomePage extends StatefulWidget { const MyHomePage({ Key? key, }) : super(key: key); @override State<
Icons are inherent to all applications. Even if you can use the Material Icons included in Flutter, you might need custom ones. I was surprised to see people still using flutter_svg or other methods to handle icon rendering. In this tutorial, I will guide you on how to import