Introduction to unit testing
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with Dylan C. Israel
Course level: Intermediate
Code with confidence and lower your stress levels by learning how to test your code as you write it.
What's inside
This course contains 22 interactive screencasts
You'll learn
Introduction to Jasmine
The 3 parts of testing
The testing setup
Grouping with describe
Setting up data
Skipping
Focussing
Spies
Mocks
Debugging
Additional matchers
What next?
Prerequisites
Before taking this course, you should have a solid understanding of JavaScript.
Meet your teacher
Dylan C. Israel
I teach tens of thousands of students monthly about web development.
Follow me on twitterWhy this course rocks
Unit testing is in high demand, with good reason!
Testing your code allows you to check that your logic works as expected every time, giving you code confidence, lowering stress levels, and allowing you to deliver faster results.
This course covers test grouping, test cases, debugging tests with focus, spies and more in just one hour, and contains plenty of challenges to cement your new knowledge.
You’ll also learn about the 3 A’s (Arrange, Act, Assert), and, of course, write plenty of tests.
The earlier you start incorporating unit tests into your code base, the better - but it’s never too late. That means that this course is suitable for both newbie coders and those already working in the field who want to level up.
Knowledge of Unit Testing removes coding doubts, leads to faster development, and reduces bugs, so do your future self a favor and learn Unit Testing today.
to the QWhy should I learn unit testing?
Unit testing is a skill which many employers are looking for. Not only that, the ability to write effective tests will make your coding more efficient, cleaner, and less stressful.
Who is this course for?
It's never too early to start unit testing. Regardless of whether you are just starting out or already an established coder, the time to start testing is now.
