Ben Cherry • 7/8/2010

Writing Testable JavaScript

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The article discusses best practices for writing testable JavaScript, based on the author's experience at Twitter. It explains why the singleton pattern can cause state pollution between tests and demonstrates a better approach using constructable objects. The examples use QUnit but are applicable to any JavaScript testing framework.

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