November 26th in Unit Testing by . no comment .

How Unit Testing Helped Me Slash a Nasty Bug

To make a library ready for production, you need to write unit tests that cover all the core functionalities of the library. Then you will need to establish a means to automatically run those unit tests in different target environments. Only when a library passes all unit tests in all …

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October 11th in Unit Testing by . no comment .

Unit Testing with JavaScript — Part 4: Automation

Now that we know unit testing best practices; and we have a o2.Unit test runner to do assertions, run and report our test suites; and we know how to construct test suites to be used in this test suite runner; it’s time to develop a methodology that’ll enable us execute …

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September 20th in Unit Testing by . no comment .

Unit Testing with JavaScript — Part 3: Getting Your Feet Wet

As developers with tight deadlines, we constantly feel overwhelmed; and as more pressure comes upon us, we tend to cut corners and start creating code that no one but God will even God himself cannot understand . In the former article we created a unit test runner to run a …

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