JavaScript brings vast amounts of freedom to both frontend and backend developers. However, that freedom comes at a cost: the need to continually screen your applications for bugs and possible ...

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From simple test runners to complete testing frameworks, look to these proven tools to keep your JavaScript free of bugs The need to test JavaScript code is straightforward. How else to keep out the ...

In mid-November 2009, at a meeting of my research group in Chicago, I proudly unveiled the most recent beta of the software I'm writing for my PhD dissertation, a Web application (written in Ruby on ...

For server side developers, the idea of building an application mostly in JavaScript may seem pretty foreign. However, this appears to be a burgeoning trend on the client side. More and more ...

Let me say this as simply as possible: You need to test your JavaScript code. Yes, I understand how easy it is to drag your feet when you don’t know about the tools ...