Testing Dynamic Web Applications
At RailsConf Europe, in the Q & A portion of my talk on Functional Testing someone asked what I recommend for testing Javascript. Ugh. Testing Javascript. Is it possible to recommend something when everything you’ve seen is terrible?
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