Considering I am visiting and working from Poland this week, I didn’t have time to get out a well thought out (read : flameworthy) article. Instead, I leave you with the following two tidbits.
One, I added my second ficlet to the Fiction part of my site. Titled 5 minutes, its a short story (around 2000 words, if I remember correctly) set in a fantasy / action genre. Written to see if I could write a story in second person point of view. Check it out and let me know what you think.
Two, I recently blogged about JS Test Driver and how awesome it was. Well, pictures do not do it justice, and Alex recently recorded a video demonstrating JS Test Driver and how it could possibly be used for Test Driving your javascript code. Give it a look, its pretty awesome, and shows you how awesome the Eclipse integration (my plugin, that is 
) is and just how blazing fast the test runner is.
#1 by Krishna on September 13th, 2009
Good stuff. I have had rough times in running js tests inside jsunit test runner. Esp. the testrunner times out more often and every other time got to bump up the timeout value for running an entire suite.
In the screencast I see something about coverage. Is this in the works ?
Does jstestdriver has ways to mock server responses like Y.Mock() ?
#2 by Shyam on September 16th, 2009
Coverage is in the works, and almost ready for primetime, I will probably make a post about it when its out. JS Test Driver is a test runner, so you could potentially use any mocking framework for javascript with it.