No, I didn't mistype the title. I viewed the coursework for Project 5 (Neighborhood Map), and though it is the next one on my list to do, I didn't feel as if the course gave me enough to work with, to attack the project properly. I did some research on Knockout.js, and decided that I would come back to it once the other course is completed later this month for project 5 (per conversations I had heard from several students and instructors).
So, I jumped into project 6. It turns out, the Jasmine testing that we are asked to do for that project is very similar to unit testing that I have learned for Java. So, I read up on Jasmine, and in two days, I had all of my tests set up and succeeding. I'm not completely positive that I have things working as they were intended to be (as the tests can be a bit cryptic to figure out if you are testing EXACTLY what is expected), but it looks pretty close to what is in the readme file.
I can't seem to come up with any extra tests to add, though, to get a Udacious rating on this project. I'm ahead of where I expected to be, so I can take a few days to think on it. After all, there isn't much more to do until the second course for Project 5 comes out.
So, I jumped into project 6. It turns out, the Jasmine testing that we are asked to do for that project is very similar to unit testing that I have learned for Java. So, I read up on Jasmine, and in two days, I had all of my tests set up and succeeding. I'm not completely positive that I have things working as they were intended to be (as the tests can be a bit cryptic to figure out if you are testing EXACTLY what is expected), but it looks pretty close to what is in the readme file.
I can't seem to come up with any extra tests to add, though, to get a Udacious rating on this project. I'm ahead of where I expected to be, so I can take a few days to think on it. After all, there isn't much more to do until the second course for Project 5 comes out.
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