Juan Lizarazo
Jasmine is a behavior–driven development framework for testing JavaScript code. It does not depend on any other JavaScript frameworks. It does not require a Document Object Model (DOM), and it has a clean, obvious syntax so that you can easily write tests.
If you want to stand out as a JavaScript developer, you need to learn how to unit test your code. Jasmine is a great way to do so.
By the end of watching this course, you’ll be able to:
Understand what unit testing is and why it is important in today’s market.
Set up jasmine from scratch.
Write clean and concise suites, specs, and specifications.
Understand and use all of the out–of–the–box jasmine matchers, create your custom ones, and include them in your project.
Isolate dependencies through test–doubles, known as spies in Jasmine, for true unit testing.
Unit test asynchronous code.
Setup test reports and continuous integration from version control to automate your test runs.
Apply best practices when structuring your tests.
With this course, you’ll get downloadable source code, slides, and section notes.
PREREQUISITES
This is a beginner and intermediate course.
No previous unit testing experience is needed, just basic familiarity with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS (just optional when building our course project).
Instructor Details
Courses : 1
Specification: Unit testing your Javascript with jasmine
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| Price | $17.99 |
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| Duration | 6 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
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Siddartha Thota –
Excellent course to get started with unit testing. Loved the way that the content has been put together.
Jorge Monteiro –
I’d just like to have seen more examples and scenarios. That’s a thing with many courses, one example of each topic is not enough because usually these things are learned from repetition, But overall I enjoyed very much and the teacher is great! Thanks
Martynas Vanagas –
The instructor clearly explains the functionality of the Jasmine testing framework, its configuration, matches and usage. Learned really nice and interesting things. Since it’s explained in a very simple way, it’s easy to understand and learn.
Marta Oliver –
Si bien es cierto que hab a cosas de JavaScript que ya conoc a, el curso me ha parecido muy interesante y creo que explica de manera bastante buena c mo utilizar Jasmine para llevar a cabo tests unitarios.
Danny Avery –
Great course for explaining the features and docs of Jasmine in a clear and concise manner! I felt like I needed someone to take me a little deeper than what I found in the docs. This course got me closer to finding confidence in testing my applications with Jasmine. Thank you!
Ernest Abrahams –
Good insight into the Jasmine framework api. Bonus for some excellent explanation of core Javascript constructs.
Robert Laing –
I’m getting the hang of Jasmine, so very happy with the course in that respect. I deducted one star because I felt the intro digressed a bit much into CSS (which taught me stuff I didn’t know, but doesn’t really belong here), and too much of the JavaScript was pre coded, losing an opportunity to demonstrate test first design.
Jimmy Vales –
Learning a lot not just about how to set up specs and expectations, but why and how to think about creating tests. The unexpected bonus was getting a review of HTML, CSS, and Javascript at the very beginning by setting up a simple website. Really enjoying the pace and clarity of material, where only several times so far the subject matter has been over my head. Maybe just needs to be revisited and practiced. Subtitles could be useful in some cases, but not an issue 99% of time. I actually am enjoying the accent 😀 Looking forward to making it through the entire course and finding ways to apply this to projects at work.
Ganapathy Raiker –
good one !