I don't always test my code, but when I do, I test against real services.

The testcontainers package enables me to easily test against real services, in a way that doesn't cause issues that normally come from integration testing, which usually leads to flaky tests.

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00:00:00 - Intro
00:01:13 - Project Setup
00:03:29 - Test containers to the rescue
00:07:17 - Valkey
00:07:54 - Modules
00:10:54 - Advanced usage

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The post discusses how the test containers package has improved the author's testing process by automating the deployment of service containers for integration testing. It explains how test containers can reduce flaky tests and highlights some pre-built modules provided by the package.

Testcontainers have forever changed the way I write tests

<p>I love learning about new and (subjectively) better ways to things. Really interesting video</p>
