JavaScript Static Analysis Analysis

I’m in the process of removing the JavaScript static analysis feature.

I’m really quite sure that the results of such tests are of no value and that almost no-one uses this feature.

Does (relatively) anyone use this feature? Let’s flex our SQL fingers and see whether my assumptions match reality.

Bye Bye JavaScript Static Analysis

About six years ago I added the option for single-page and full-site JavaScript static analysis via JSLint.

This change seemed a good idea at the time. It may well have been a good idea at the time.

Times have changed and the world has moved on. Whether or not the ability to run all the JavaScript across your site through JSLint was good idea six years ago, it is now quite clear that it is no longer of any benefit.

In short, I’ll soon start to remove the JavaScript static analysis feature that Simply Testable provides.

Simply Testable Updates #120: Scheduled Tests Coming Soon (Hopefully)

Our 120th updates newsletter went out today.

Highlights from this week:

Scheduled Tests Coming Soon

Expect the next newsletter in a week from now on 15 April 2015

Simply Testable Updates #119: Fixed Faulty Crawling, Scheduled Tests On-Target

Our 119th updates newsletter went out today.

Highlights from this week:

• Fixed Faulty Crawling

• Scheduled Tests On-Target (Coming Soon)

Expect the next newsletter in a week from now on 8 April 2015