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Feb 24 |
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JavaScript…what to unit test Regarding the section "Semi-Agreed on the DOM Interface". Yeah, I mean, as you're running the tests you would needed a dedicated DOM section to perform operations, it's just crazy impossible. Makes unit testing which should be easy next to impossible. |
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Feb 24 |
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JavaScript…what to unit test Regarding the section "Why not Ajax?" there are only 2 callback functions that can be invoked: success or error. You should delegate the success data or the error to the appropriate methods in the logic layer and test there. So I don't agree that you should put code into the AJAX success and/or error callback functions. |
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Feb 23 |
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Jan 16 |
answered | What should be tested in Javascript? |
