Dependency Management / Mocks, Stubs and Spies with JavaScript

May 26, 2011

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Dependency Management / Mocks, Stubs and Spies with JavaScript

At this years IPC Spring I gave two sessions about different JavaScript-Topics. Eventhough most of us are PHP-Developers at their heart, in todays world JavaScript has become an integral component of most webapplications. That's why I give a lot of trainings about JavaScript these days. Take your chance to peek at the two sessions I just presented.

Dependency Management

Using JavaScript the right way is a tough challenge. Stay on the safe side an get a Qafoo expert on-site to support your team.

JavaScript Projects are getting more and more complex with each day. To stay in control of your product, you need to stay in control of the different components it consists of. This sessions provides an overview over different techniques, which are currently used inside the JavaSript World to manage Depdencies between modules, classes, external libraries and assets.

Mocks, Stubs and Spies in JavaScript

Testing JavaScript Applications is starting to emerge in a lot of different projects. Choosing the appropriate testing framework is already hard enough, but what kind of further tools do you use in order to ease the pain of creating isolated unit-tests? Mocks, Stubs and Spies can help you with that. This session provides an introduction to only Mocking-library you will ever need.