October 22, 2003
JsUnit

So, if I'm going to be using JavaScript and bretheren, I'm going to need a unit test framework. So, is JsUnit the standard?

The past couple of days' JavaScript training from Lumia was good. We covered a lot, and had plenty of hands on exercise. I've supported JS before, but I was in at the deep end, souring the manual. Now, I think I'd be happy to know what I was doing, and to develop new stuff from scratch.

With the manual in hand, of course. ;-)

What was missing from the course was any mention of OOP, or of exception handling. Both of these should have been covered, IMHO, especially given JS's somewhat idiosyncratic treatment of the former. This would definitely have pushed the course into three days, though.

Posted to JavaScript by Simon Brunning at October 22, 2003 10:07 AM
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Also worth a look is the BeyondJS library that Sjoerd Visscher and Dan Shappir wrote:

http://w3future.com/html/beyondJS/

Posted by: Doug L. on October 22, 2003 10:53 PM

And, of course, you will have spotted this http://sourceforge.net/projects/pyjtf/ on the Daily Python URL

Posted by: Andy Todd on October 23, 2003 01:39 PM

I've used jsUnit on two different projects that required extensive DHTML. It works VERY well. It is by far the best Javascript unit testing framework I've found.

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