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Cant concentrate on codding, so starting twitter thread with JS testing tools that i recommend. Mostly e2e/ui and API stuff
Cant concentrate on codding, so starting twitter thread with JS testing tools that i recommend. Mostly e2e/ui and API stuff
First - test runners.
#MochaJS if you don't know what runner to take. Has almost everything you need for UI and API tests. And recently parallelization out of the box was added! But also has hundreds of different reporters and plugins
mochajs.org
#MochaJS if you don't know what runner to take. Has almost everything you need for UI and API tests. And recently parallelization out of the box was added! But also has hundreds of different reporters and plugins
mochajs.org
But #MochaJS does not have mocking/asserting features included. No worries, this is easy to add. For asserting - i recommend #ChaiJS. Choose one of 3 styles - assert(), expect(), or .should() - whatever you like more.
chaijs.com
chaijs.com
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So frustrating to #know the answer to the question of how to formulate that #TheoryOfEverything #scientists say is the biggest unsolved problem in #physics, yet they don't even want to look at it:
tuks.nl/wiki/index.php…
Wave-particle duality a #mystery?
So frustrating to #know the answer to the question of how to formulate that #TheoryOfEverything #scientists say is the biggest unsolved problem in #physics, yet they don't even want to look at it:
tuks.nl/wiki/index.php…
Wave-particle duality a #mystery?
What I've found is rather astonishing:
The #mathematics used by #Maxwell are inconsistent.
He left the magnetic vector potential field [A] undefined and decoupled from the #medium thus creating #MaxwellsHole, which introduced an unwarrented #gauge #freedom in the model...
The #mathematics used by #Maxwell are inconsistent.
He left the magnetic vector potential field [A] undefined and decoupled from the #medium thus creating #MaxwellsHole, which introduced an unwarrented #gauge #freedom in the model...
