Thanks, I'm gonna try out Mocha. I think it was briefly mentioned for a coding test I once did. I have worked for two web agencies (we do mostly CMS re-skins a

Thanks, I'm gonna try out Mocha. I think it was briefly mentioned for a coding test I once did. I have worked for two web agencies (we do mostly CMS re-skins and custom websites for small clients) but TDD isn't really pushed there. Nobody talks about automated testing or writing tests. Our QA does all the testing, to give us the thumbs up (or down) that it's good to push the code to the master branch. Managers just expect the developers to finish the tasks given from a certain deadline and lack the technical knowledge to give input on how to improve the development process. If you tell them that we need to write tests, they will ask, how does that increase customer satisfaction? Because of this I believe that the need for TDD, or even just writing tests is a hard sell at many companies.