My 7-year career journey has taken me from pharmacy to biostatistics and data science, and then to web development. Starting on the front-end side, I built multiple websites, application UIs, and analytics dashboards custom-made for pharmaceutical companies. Now, I'm finding my niche in the back-end side thanks to the elegantly simple Go language, which I used to build Gopen, a CLI that helps me quickly open projects from a terminal, along with some REST APIs and full-stack applications. I love tinkering with software, I write about it in my personal blog, and I'm always looking forward to a new challenge or problem to solve.
I am available for hire as a Go developer
Glad you like the post! Testing covers a lot of ground in web development. The browser developer tools is the way to start where you can inspect the DOM, check the console for errors, track network requests, etc. You can then take it to the next step by adding automated tests to your code. I haven't done a lot of automated testing, so I can't recommend something specific. But I did hear names like Jest, Vitest, and Selenium. Hope that helps!