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Test-Driven JavaScript … Today.

I came across a kickstarter recently, “Let’s Code: Test Driven JavaScript.” It looks like a great project from James Shore, but for those who want to play with TDD and JavaScript today, there are quite...

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Selenium, the most underrated tool for #opendata

In one of my last projects at AxisPhilly*, I was working with Julia Bergman on transparency and looking at open records requests. The open records request website is a classic case of government...

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BDD, Cucumber, and test-driven JavaScript

On a project at work, I’m working on fleshing out Cucumber tests in a feature to get things started on the right foot. Here’re a few resources I’ve enjoyed (slash, stashing here for referencing later):...

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TIL: TATFT

Old video, but I love the acronym. TATFT – test all the fucking time. The video  is a funny intro/speech at the dawn of RSpec/Cucumber. If you’re up for some beach reading during your winter break,...

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Book review: Testable JavaScript

I recently (finally) finished a technical book I’ve been working through since December, Testable JavaScript. About the book Most of all I enjoyed the writing style of the book. The author had a very...

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Testing is cool (especially in JavaScript)

Last night I continued what looks like it’ll be my traveling show for 2014 – I was preaching the gospel of testing in JavaScript at BrookylnJS, who were kind enough to invite me up to Brooklyn for...

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Zero to Testing in JavaScript: the slides!

I just gave my talk at QCon, which is turning out to be a very impressive conference! Excited to see what the other tracks have to offer. Here’re the slides: Zero to Testing in JavaScript from pamselle...

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Just how blazingly easy it is to use the Karma test-runner

My big talk/soapbox for the year is testing in JavaScript – maybe if you already thoroughly test, you’re under the impression that everyone else does, but that’s definitely not the case. There are...

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Favorite tools in JavaScript unit testing post up

Just wanted to share that my post “Top tools for unit testing in JavaScript” is up over at the Pluralsight blog. Apparently it made it into a popular round up already! The post Favorite tools in...

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Testing is not your lettuce

Today I’m giving my Zero to Testing talk (the extended and uncut version!) at MidwestJS, and I incorporated what could be a testing meme. Can we make this a thing? I am not great at memegenerators, so...

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