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JavaScript unit testing frameworks: Comparing Jasmine, Mocha, AVA, Tape and Jest

A murb'ed feed, posted more than 6 years ago filed in javascript, testing & Tape.

This article gives some nice ideas when you’re pondering: “Which Javascript unit testing frameworks should I use?”

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