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Unit testing is an important and crucial part of the development process. A unit test is a way to evaluate a unit, which is a small piece of code, and determine if it satisfies the relevant requirements. Unit tests help to create robust code that isn’t malfunctioning during runtime. They act as a safety net when developers continue to develop a feature and might make changes to existing features. Without unit tests, application developers can’t be sure that their changes haven’t broken the application logic and requirements.
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Fink, G., Flatow, I. (2014). JavaScript Unit Testing. In: Pro Single Page Application Development. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-6674-7_10
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