This is a talk I held for Norwegian .NET User Group in Vestfold. It was an introduction to test-driven development within visual studio using Forseti as a test-runner. Most of the presentation was a live demo

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Getting started with javascript testing

2.  Pavneet Singh Saund
 Web developer at Komplett Group
 e: pav.saund@gmail.com
 t: @pavsaund

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4.  Javascript is a functional scripting language
 It’s what brings ‘the web’ alive
Animations
Dynamic User Interfaces
Client <-> server communication
Business logic

5.  Javascript lives on the client
 ...and also in your phone : Apps
 ...and the server : Nodejs
 ...and also on the desktop : Windows 8

6. ”any application that can be written in
JavaScript, will eventually be written in
JavaScript.”
Jeff Atwood
http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2007/07/the-principle-of-least-power.html

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...It’s still code after all

8.  You’re expected to write specs for code
 It has to be mantainable ( SOLID )
 This is just as important for Javascript
 ...if not more important

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..but beware: it’s a jungle out there!

10.  JasmineBDD
 BusterJS
 QUnit
 Mocha
 JSUnit
 YUI Test
 JSpec
 Js-Test-Driver
 ...

11.  Js-Test-Driver
 Chutzpah
 JSTest.NET
 Forseti
 ...

12.  Test.html
 Continuous
 Ad-Hoc

13.  Open Sourced
 Headless test / spec runner for JavaScript
 Focus on a short feedback loop
 Convention-based
 Automatic running of tests

14.  Cross platform testrunner
 Continuous testing
 Frameworks: JasmineBDD, BusterJS, Qunit, Mocha
 IDE integration (VS, Mono)
 Growl notfifications
 ...

15. Å KOMME IGANG...

16.  Js-Test-Driver
 Chutzpah
 JSTest.NET
 Forseti
 ...

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