Testing
Hmm, JavaScript…it is that messy code that runs in the browser and contains a lot of $() function calls, right? NO. At least it shouldn’t
Daniel Verner
In one of my previous posts, I wrote about unit testing in JavaScript (you can find it here: https://42coders.com/unit-testing-javascript-with-jasmine/). When doing TDD (test-driven
Developing application with TDD methodology we tend to achieve the highest possible code coverage, including private and protected methods as well. But writing unit test
Introduction I am a huge fan of TDD already wrote a couple of articles on this topic. In one of my recent projects I used
Abstract classes can contain concrete methods that should be tested. One way to do it would be to create a child class of the abstract class
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