Today we released a few Wallaby.js and Quokka.js features we've been working on lately: Live Value Display, WSL Support, and New Code Actions.
Check out Live Value Display below, and our blog post for more details.
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My plan was to write a plugin for @Cypress_io that reports back to Wallaby. I found out that this is not possible with just plugins and it would require a deeper integration.
But, there's a feature request for @wallabyjs! Please upvote 👍
RT please 🙏
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Wow. I'm seriously impressed with wallaby js test runner (wallabyjs.com/ ). It's really like .NET's 'NCrunch" for JS. (both cost money but bring lots of value)
Wow... quokka.js is great for speed testing code. Even greater when you see node.js optimises different implementations so much so that there's no real improvement between different approaches (unless you have a better one).
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I struggled for days trying to get a clean unit testing experience for Typescript. Finally tried @wallabyjs and got it working immediately and exactly what I wanted. All I do is open source dev but my time (and sanity) is well worth the price
Just got the Pro version of Quokkajs from the guys at @wallabyjs for my new JS tutorial project @thisDotCode.
Can't say enough good things about it. In these screenshots you can see it measuring function execution times with /*?.*/
Check the difference with memoization =>
create a small schematics library that prepare #wallabyjs testing environment for Angular project. Simply execute 【ng add ngcli-wallaby】 . It will add and update config files and install some dependence. #angulcli rocks
The crazy feeling when you write code / tests for a few days and it all just works when you hook it up to the frontend.
Seriously loving the TDD experience with @wallabyjs#javascript#vscode#tdd