netzpirat

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   by netzpirat 14y ago

   Jasmine is used for unit testing and you should mock dependencies like faking XHR requests, whereas with Capybara/Selenium you do acceptance tests to test the frontend/backend integration.
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   by netzpirat 15y ago

   At first I was doubtful about testing my JS code, but nowadays I do enjoy it much more that testing the Rails backend. I use my own gem guard-jasmine that runs the specs headless on PhantomJS and it's a real joy! My whole spec suite with ov
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   by netzpirat 15y ago

   I do test almost anything in my apps and I can't imagine to write my software without it nowadays. I test my Ruby code in the backend, the CoffeeScript code in the frontend and I have integration tests to verify that the whole stack works f