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01 04 2008

jsUnit vs jsUnit

Posted by: Matt in Agile / Lean Software Development, tags: javascript, TDD, unit testing

If, like me, you’ve been confused by the two different, identically-named, unit testing frameworks for javascript, here’s a very useful explanation of their strengths, weaknesses, and purposes.

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