Lesson 25: Taking automated screenshots of your application

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1. Lesson 1: What is the difference between unit testing, widget testing, and integration testing?

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2. Lesson 2: Writing your first unit test

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3. Lesson 3: Running your tests from the terminal

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4. Lesson 4: The structure of a good test

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5. Lesson 5: Using expect() in your tests

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6. Lesson 6: All you need to know about Matchers

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7. Lesson 7: Grouping your tests using the group() function

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8. Lesson 8: Testing code that throws an Error or an Exception

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9. Lesson 9: Sharing code between tests with setUp() and tearDown()

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10. Lesson 10: Testing Futures

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11. Lesson 11: Testing Streams

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12. Lesson 12: Writing your first widget test

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13. Lesson 13: The difference between pumpWidget(), pump() and pumpAndSettle()

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14. Lesson 14: Finding a widget in your widget tree using CommonFinders

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15. Lesson 15: Interacting with your widgets using WidgetTester

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16. Lesson 16: Verifying your widget tests using a Matcher from flutter_test

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17. Lesson 17: Testing smaller widgets in isolation

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18. Lesson 18: Controlling the behavior of your dependencies using mockito

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19. Lesson 19: Stubbing synchronous methods with mockito

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20. Lesson 20: Stubbing asynchronous methods using mockito

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21. Lesson 21: Verifying interactions with mockito

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22. Lesson 22: Using golden files to verify pixel-perfect widgets

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23. Lesson 23: Collecting code coverage from your tests

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24. Lesson 24: Running integration tests with flutter_driver

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25. Lesson 25: Taking automated screenshots of your application

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26. Lesson 26: Running your tests on Github Actions

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27. Lesson 27: Using Codemagic for your CI/CD needs

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