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In this lesson I'm going to provide you with some other ideas as to what you can test with these skills

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you now have.

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So throughout the last 15 videos you learned everything you need to know in order to test your express

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applications to kick things off.

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In this lesson we'll talk about some of the other tests you could create for this project with the skills

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you now have.

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Now there are two ways we could go about this.

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We could have five or six more videos added on to the section where we write tests with techniques we

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already know how to use.

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Or I could just provide you with a list of additional tests you could create.

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And that's what we're going to go with.

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So we can continue on to more exciting new content.

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So over in the browser you can find this list over at links.

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Dot Mead dot I O forward slash extra tests when you visit this.

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It's going to redirect you over to a get hub just with some ideas for other test cases you could create

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and you have all of the skills necessary to create all of these should you choose to.

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You're more than welcome to continue on to the next section and start the content on real time web applications.

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Otherwise here are some ideas for user tests as an example.

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You could make sure that you can't sign up a user with an invalid name email or password.

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This could actually be three separate test cases.

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Another example you should not be able to delete a user if you're on authenticated and down below we

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have even more ideas for testing.

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Are tasks as we created less of those together.

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So right here for an example should not create task with invalid description or completed value should

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delete user task.

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So when I'm logged in I should be able to delete my own task or others like should fetch only incomplete

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tasks.

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There I'm using one of the filters that I setup.

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Now if you actually go ahead and create any of these do share your work over in the course Q and A.

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If you have any questions about the work you're doing when you're creating these if you get stuck.

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Once again feel free to ask a question in the Q and A and as always we will work with you to get unstuck

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and back on track.

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All right.

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That's where we're gonna stop for this video and that's where we're going to stop.

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For our section on testing we now know how to test our no J.S. applications in the next video which

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is the section introduction for the next section.

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We're gonna die in two real time web applications.

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I'm really excited to get to that.

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So let's go ahead and jump right in.