Summary
In this chapter, we looked into the leading and most used web development frameworks. We provided a high-level overview of their main features, information to get started, as well as pros and cons of each.
We specifically looked at, for each of the web development frameworks, some of the testing tools that cover a wide range of testing types.
What is important to take away from this chapter is that while the variety of web development frameworks is rich, there are material differences in the development workflow and the core features and abilities of each web framework, and these differences have implications on the testing tools that should and can be used.
We have learned some core terms that are common across the different web development frameworks, including virtual DOM and two-way data binding.
That concludes this chapter!
In the following chapter, which opens part 2 of this book, we will look into the key pillars of building a continuous testing strategy...
