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As a front-end developer, you’re often confronted with a task that seems too difficult or would take up too much of your time to begin with, or you’re not really willing to go the extra length to create something yourself, and so, you reach out to look for a library that does it for you.
At my current assignment, we recently started converting e2e tests to component tests to reduce the duration of our CI/CD pipeline. While performing this task, I noticed how my components became cleaner and more robust. In this blog, I will share how writing component tests increases the cleanliness of our components.
Last year, Figma announced a new feature called nested instances, and it was a real game changer! Instead of making variants of one component's different possibilities, you can create properties and nest components with just a few clicks without issue.
My first introduction to the Storybook library was during a project in which we built a progressive web application. We developed this application with a team of two front-end engineers, two back-end engineers, and 2 UI/UX engineers. With this wonderful team, we considered making a Component library to speed up the development of components we use on most of our pages and projects. So we gave Storybook a shot!
