Testando JavaScript com Spock
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Nesta palestra Ismael Soares apresenta a equipe da Bluesoft uma maneira simples de testar JavaScript com Spock (framework de BDD). Veja também: O que é o Nashorn; ScriptEngine; Testando com tabela de dados usando @Unroll; Testando Callback; Verificando Interactions.
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