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Re:JS assessment: A test-driven approach to assessing JS skills by speg on Friday April 13, 2012 @07:35AM (#3836230)
I agree, I also thought it wasn't clear if we were supposed to be writing tests, or code that was to be tested. Instead of modifying the test cases have them fill out a functions file and then run the random tests against those.
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Re:JS assessment: A test-driven approach to assessing JS skills by rmurphey3 on Friday April 13, 2012 @11:27AM (#3837155)
My fear with doing that is that if the functions file is separated from the tests file, then it becomes difficult to see at a glance what the function needs to do in order to make the test pass. That said, I agree that what you're supposed to do could be more clear -- would you care to open an issue so we can discuss it on the repo?
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