Marco Franssen • 12/15/2015

Jasmine vs. Mocha

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This article provides a detailed comparison of the Jasmine and Mocha JavaScript testing frameworks, focusing on their latest versions. It highlights their similar APIs for test structure and asynchronous testing, and key differences like Mocha's lack of a built-in assertion library (requiring Chai or others) versus Jasmine's included assertions. The post also touches on mocking with spies and their integration with the Karma test runner.

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