Learning Unit Testing with Jasmine

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Dylan Israel

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[1] Introduction

[1] Learning unit testing with Jasmine.mp4

01:56

[2] Prerequisite knowledge.mp4

00:22

[2] 1. Setting Up Jasmine

[1] Setting up Jasmine from scratch.mp4

03:18

[2] Arrange, act, and assert pattern.mp4

01:53

[3] Grouping with describe().mp4

01:05

[4] Challenge Grouping with describe().mp4

01:36

[5] Your first test.mp4

02:26

[6] Challenge Your first test.mp4

02:03

[3] 2. Data Setup

[1] Data setup with beforeEach.mp4

02:18

[2] Challenge Data setup with beforeEach.mp4

06:52

[3] Skipping and focusing introduction.mp4

02:11

[4] Challenge Skipping and focusing introduction.mp4

01:16

[5] Spies.mp4

03:32

[6] Challenge Spies.mp4

04:59

[7] Mocks.mp4

01:16

[8] Challenge Mocks.mp4

06:17

[9] Additional matchers.mp4

04:06

[10] Challenge Additional matchers.mp4

02:38

[4] 3. Moving Forward

[1] Final challenge.mp4

00:58

[2] Whats next.mp4

02:36

Description

Unit tests are the foundation of programming tests, the piece you should build before you create other kinds of tests or even your core code. This course gives you a guided tour with hands-on practice of Jasmine, the most widely used JavaScript unit testing tool. Instructor Dylan Israel shows you how to set up Jasmine, group your tests, and write your first test. Dylan walks through using beforeEach to configure your tests, being able to focus down or skip a test for a short period of time, and being able to listen to what happens with each third-party resource that you use. Dylan concludes with a discussion of mocks that mimic a core dependency and some less-common matchers.

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