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1. Ensure there are tests for EVERYTHING important on the JS side of things. 2. Port the tests (if necessary -- if there is a REST interface, just use the same
by jhfdhsldhdlflj 2y ago
1. Ensure there are tests for EVERYTHING important on the JS side of things.
2. Port the tests (if necessary -- if there is a REST interface, just use the same tests)
3. Port parts of the code and run against the tests.
This way you have an accurate idea of how your code is working before and after the port.