Assalam-u-alikum, what's up all?
Today I am coming with a coding
books. Ha ha ha, you know this book name? Yes, it's name "Backbone.js" Testing ''. This book is dived by six
chapters with 168 pages.
Let see the contents of
the book…………
Chapter 1: Setting Up
a Test Infrastructure
Designing an application
and test repository structure, Getting the test libraries , Mocha, Chai,
Sinon.JS, Setting up and writing our first tests, The test driver page, Adding
some tests, Running and assessing test results, The first test report, Test
report actions, Test timing and slow tests , Test failures , Summary.
Chapter 2: Creating a
Backbone.js Application Test Pla
A Backbone.js refresher,
Selecting a Backbone.js application to test, Getting acquainted with the Notes
application, The anatomy of the Notes application, Test paradigms and methods, Testing
concepts, approaches, and planning, Testing individual Backbone.js components, Models
, Collections , Templates , Views, Routers, Utilities, Testing application
interactions and events, Partial integrations , Events, Dipping our toes in the
application testing waters, Namespace , Note model, Running the application
tests, Summary.
Chapter 3: Test
Assertions, Specs, and Suites
Choosing a test style
that fits, Mocha test interfaces , Chai assertion styles, Trying out some
different styles, Mocha and Chai BDD interfaces, Mocha TDD and Chai assert
styles, Deciding on the project style, A tour of the Chai assertion library, Chaining
objects and assertions, Basic value assertions, Comparing values, Object and
array validation, Errors, Getting the application and tests ready to run, The
Mocha test runner,
Reconfiguring the application for testing, Organizing topics and specifications into test suites, Starting up and winding down tests, Writing Mocha test specifications, Asynchronous behavior in tests, Some Backbone.js collection tests, Testing and supporting Backbone.js views, The Notes application single note view, Creating HTML fixtures for view tests, Walking through the view test suite, Aggregating and running the application tests, Test development tips, tricks, and hints, Isolating and excluding tests, Writing testable application code, Summary.
Reconfiguring the application for testing, Organizing topics and specifications into test suites, Starting up and winding down tests, Writing Mocha test specifications, Asynchronous behavior in tests, Some Backbone.js collection tests, Testing and supporting Backbone.js views, The Notes application single note view, Creating HTML fixtures for view tests, Walking through the view test suite, Aggregating and running the application tests, Test development tips, tricks, and hints, Isolating and excluding tests, Writing testable application code, Summary.
Chapter 4: Test Spies
Fake it 'til you make
it, Getting to know Sinon.JS, Spying on functions with Sinon.JS, Anonymous
spies, Spy assertions, Function spies, Object method spies, Playing in the
sandbox with Sinon.JS test helpers, Delving into the Sinon.JS spy API, The spy
API, The spy call API, Spicing up Chai with the Sinon.JS plugin, Introducing
and installing Chai plugins, The Sinon.JS plugin, Testing Backbone.js
components with spies, The Notes menu bar view, The menu bar view, Testing and
spying on the menu bar view , The Notes single note view, The single note view,
Testing the single note view, Hooking up and running the view tests, Summary.
Chapter 5: Test Stubs
and Mocks
Replacing method behaviors
with Sinon.JS stubs, Getting started with stubs, The stub API, Faking and verifying
behavior with Sinon.JS mocks, Deciding when to mock, The mock API, Testing
Backbone.js components with stubs and mocks, Ensuring stubs and mocks are
actually bound, The Notes list item view, The list item view, Testing the list
item view, The Notes application router, Running the view and router tests, Finding
the rest of the Notes application components, A few more Sinon.JS test helpers,
Fake timers, Table of Contents, Fake servers, The fake server API, Faking the
remote backend in a Backbone.js application, Summary.
Chapter 6: Automated
Web Testing
The world of testing
beyond humans and browsers, Continuous integration, Continuous deployment,
Other scenarios, Automating browser environments, Remote controlled web
browsers, Simulated browser environments, Headless web browsers, Multiple
environment aggregators, Headless testing with PhantomJS, Installing PhantomJS
and the supporting tools, Running Backbone.js tests with PhantomJS, Automating
tests in the code samples, Parting thoughts, next steps, and future ideas,
Summary , Index.
Let time to download the
book...........
Happy learning.
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