Reliable, bug-free apps make for great experiences, and great experiences make for happy users. To write awesome JavaScript apps with confidence, you need sharp testing and debugging skills, along with a suite of testing tools you can rely on. As an added benefit, good testing discipline makes it easy to onboard new devs and work seamlessly on code with multiple developers.
about the book
Exploring JavaScript Testing is a collection of chapters from four excellent Manning books chosen by industry leader Elyse Kolker Gordon. In it, you’ll discover guidelines for applying unit testing fundamentals to JavaScript components, and you’ll gain firsthand experience testing browsers. You’ll also explore several strategies for creating and implementing unit tests and end-to-end tests.
After you’ve stepped through the basics, you’ll try out what you’ve learned with a multi-component React application. To wrap up, you’ll delve into testing isomorphic apps that can run on the server, in the browser, or both, and take a look at troubleshooting and debugging. When you’re finished, you’ll have a firm grasp on basic testing principles, techniques, and tools that make for reliable, user-friendly apps and happy users!
about the author
Elyse Kolker Gordon runs the growth engineering team at Strava. Previously, she was director of web engineering at Vevo, where she regularly solved challenges with isomorphic apps. She is the author of Manning’s
Isomorphic Web Applications.