Unit testing your Javascript with jasmine
What you'll learn
- Write clean suites, specs and expectations.
- Isolate dependencies on units through test doubles (spies).
- Automate test runs through continuous integration from version control using a headless browser and a test runner.
- Set up jasmine as their unit testing framework from scratch.
- Configure setup and teardown for suites.
- Understand how matchers work in Jasmine.
- Write custom matchers and include them in your project.
- Consume third party matchers.
- Test asynchronous code.
- Run unit tests both from a web browser and from a terminal through a test runner.
- Generate code coverage reports.
- Improve dependency management through a package manager.
Requirements
- Basic familiarity with HTML, JavaScript (and basic CSS for an optional lecture)
- NO knowledge of Jasmine or unit testing is required.
Description
Jasmine is a behavior-driven development framework for testing JavaScript code. It does not depend on any other JavaScript frameworks. It does not require a Document Object Model (DOM), and it has a clean, obvious syntax so that you can easily write tests.
If you want to stand out as a JavaScript developer, you need to learn how to unit test your code. Jasmine is a great way to do so.
By the end of watching this course, you'll be able to:
Understand what unit testing is and why it is important in today's market.
Set up jasmine from scratch.
Write clean and concise suites, specs, and specifications.
Understand and use all of the out-of-the-box jasmine matchers, create your custom ones, and include them in your project.
Isolate dependencies through test-doubles, known as spies in Jasmine, for true unit testing.
Unit test asynchronous code.
Setup test reports and continuous integration from version control to automate your test runs.
Apply best practices when structuring your tests.
With this course, you'll get downloadable source code, slides, and section notes.
PREREQUISITES
This is a beginner and intermediate course.
No previous unit testing experience is needed, just basic familiarity with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS (just optional when building our course project).
You don't need previous experience with a testing framework at all. We've got you covered!
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Who this course is for:
- Beginner and intermediate front-end developers new to unit testing.
- Developers who want to improve theirs skills and take their careers to the next levels.
- Front-end developers who want to learn how to unit test their Javascript.
- Front-end developers who are familiar with unit testing with other frameworks but want to learn how to unit test with jasmine.
- Developers with knowledge on other javascript unit testing frameworks but new to jasmine.
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Instructors
- 4.3 Instructor Rating
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Hi! I am Juan Lizarazo, your Udemy Instructor!
I've been programming since I was ten years old, and I have been teaching for over a decade.
I am a Software Architect in Salt Lake City, Utah, focused on web app development, cloud, leadership, team scaling, and distributed applications.
I am also a software engineering instructor, teaching computer science topics like data structures and algorithms to students all over the US.
I also contribute to open-source, talk at Conferences, answer questions on stack overflow, and sometimes write.
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I have been a building complex and robust applications with JavaScript, and TypeScript, using different frameworks and libraries, for different companies in Utah (The new raising silicon valley).
After been through a boot-camp and classical formation (college), I understand the needs, and the level that the different students from different backgrounds need.
Now I want to share my knowledge, and help new students that are looking to boost their career, to succeed as a developer in today's industry.