An Overview of JavaScript Testing in 2020
(Updated on: 21.11.2021) This guide is intended to catch you up with the most important reasoning, terms, tools, and approaches to JavaScript testing for the year 2022. It combines information from the best articles recently released (they are referenced at the bottom) and adds from my own experience. It’s a little long but whoever reads and understands this guide, can safely assume they know the
Integration Testing Phoenix Applications
TL;DR Check out phoenix_integration for server-side integration testing your Phoenix applications. It’s cool. Comprehensive tests that are easy to read, maintainable and fast are critical to any sizable application. We are fortunate that Elixir’s ExUnit and Phoenix.ConnTest provide such a strong base to work on. Still, There are (at least) four major levels of testing required in any sizable web-s
Capybara: Taming the Hydrochoerus
If you’re a Ruby or Rails developer looking for some advice on how to get better at integration testing: congratulations! You’ve reached the highest level of difficulty in all of the areas of the stack you must conquer to become a great Ruby developer. Integration testing is hard, but it doesn’t have to be. This the subtle of this truth lies in the fact that you must be skilled in both the backend
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Testing in Elixir:: Chapter 4: Processes, processes everywhere
Run stale tests on file change in Elixir
How to run e2e tests against a Kubernetes cluster with travis-ci
Mocks in Elixir
GitHub - Medium/phantomjs: NPM wrapper for installing phantomjs
