Front-End First: Testing and Prototyping JavaScript Apps
Pluralsight
Course Summary
Being a productive front-end web developer can be challenging at times. In this course we will uncover how the front-end can be unit tested, mocked, and rapidly prototyped separate from the back-end.
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Course Description
Being a productive front-end web developer can be challenging at times. In this course we will uncover how the front-end can be unit tested and rapidly prototyped separate from the back-end. We will cover the basics of unit testing and use a variety of tools and techniques to help assist with mocking and prototyping. Then we will uncover how to integrate these techniques with common front-end frameworks such as KnockoutJS, Backbone.js, and AngularJS.
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Course Syllabus
Introduction- 2m 47s
—Course Introduction 0m 11s
—Prerequisites 0m 44s
—Module Introduction 1m 52sPrinciples of Unit Testing- 15m 19s
—Introduction 0m 33s
—What are Unit Tests? 1m 36s
—What are Unit Tests: Demo 3m 5s
—Unit Testing Concepts 3m 35s
—Common Excuses 3m 58s
—Testing Tools 2m 32sExamples of Hard to Test Code- 28m 29sUnit Testing Your Front-End Application- 52m 30sMocking Your Front-End Application- 44m 32sPrototyping Your Front-End Application- 39m 36sIntegrating with Front-End Frameworks- 18m 0s
This course is listed under
Open Source
, Development & Implementations
and Quality Assurance & Testing
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