Casperjs and phantomjs provide us with a means to automate clicking through everything to verify that it works. If anyone has time, I would seriously appreciate it if we could have a robust set of functional tests written before we present next week.
it will certainly help avoid surprises. They are also pretty easy to write.
Casperjs and phantomjs provide us with a means to automate clicking through everything to verify that it works. If anyone has time, I would seriously appreciate it if we could have a robust set of functional tests written before we present next week.
it will certainly help avoid surprises. They are also pretty easy to write.
http://docs.casperjs.org/en/latest/modules/tester.html
for dubious tests: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19946960/what-is-a-dubious-test-in-casperjs