Status Updates From Test-Driven JavaScript Deve...

Finished part I

Just read through the first 'example' chapter which walked through a real part of a project. Now about to code it following the example.

I just completed the chapter on unobtrusive JavaScript which had both a description of what that is, and a concrete example. Having coded for accessibility before, I greatly appreciated this chapter.

I just finished the section on prototypical inheritance and I learned a great deal. Now I need more practice.

I am well into the parts that are all about JavaScript and less about TDD. I like how the author uses tests as examples of the code he is teaching, because TDD can be explained in very little time, but requires a lot of practice to get good at. This may not be a book for people who already have a good grasp of JavaScript, but for Java developers like me, it is a great beginning.