JavaScript Test Driven Development with QUnit - Tutorial
Filed under jQuery, javascript, test-driven-development, QUnit
In this post lets talk about testing your javascript code. There are couple of libraries that help you test your javascript. For Unit Testing JavaScript, QUnit is one of the most popular, easy to use Framework. It is maintained by the jQuery team. QUnit comes tested by QUnit. Lets address ...
Behavior Driven Development in Python with Lettuce
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This is the next post in our series of Test Driven Development. We have already talked about the following:
Lets ...
Easier Testing of django models and forms
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In this post lets talk about, making lives easier while testing django models and
forms. This is the fourth article in our Test Driven Development
Series. Until now, we have already talked about intro to TDD, basic testing django views and models and functional testing with selenium.
Testing Django Models ...
An introduction to unit testing django views and models
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This is the third article in our series of Test Driven Development. In this post we will see, testing different aspects of django viz. views, basics of models. Middlewares & Templatetags, Advanced Models and Forms require a different article altogether, so they are not being covered in detail in this post ...
An intro tutorial to test driven development in python/django
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Welcome to the second article of our Test Driven Development Series. Similar to all our articles it kind of tries to simplify the getting started, this time with unit testing in pyton/django. It tries to save you from the pain, of going through the docs, getting lost at them ...
Functional Testing with Selenium WebDriver and Selector in Python
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In this post, we shall be exploring functional/integration/system testing via selenium in Python. The post assumes, that you have a basic understanding of the terminologies of test driven development, you know basic python. The post does not assume any basic knowledge of selenium and is aimed to get ...