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Debugging secrets of a lazy developer – Ryan Seddon
Debugging secrets of a lazy developer — Ryan Seddon
Ryan Seddon on how you can automate client-side unit testing. See below for full session description and more resources.
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This presentation was recorded at Web Directions Code in Melbourne on May 24 2012.
Session description
Client-side unit testing can be a painful thing to test in all browsers, so as a “lazy developer” Ryan Seddon likes to do as little as possible. This presentation dives into how you can automate this process, what tools are out there to help, and how Ryan uses these on Modernizr.
Resources referred to in this presentation
- Slides from this presentation
- Modernizr
- Travis distributed build platform
- BrowserStack live web-based cross browser testing
- Node-browserstack
- Yeti, the YUI Easy Testing Interface
About Ryan Seddon
Ryan Seddon is a Senior Front-end Developer from Melbourne Australia who has an unnatural obsession with JavaScript and the many places it runs. He also loves to tinker with any new web technology he can get his hands on and loves diving into specs and code to figure out more.
In his spare time he’s either playing basketball, writing for his blog thecssninja.com or committing code to GitHub.
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