do it. Build pipeline, you know it. I even use fancy things like Jasmine. For JavaScript. When going to production everything is well tested. Really everything. Well, basically everything.
The release candidate shipped with a broken layout on the front page. Our product owner didn’t want to go live with that. That was crazy. Only because of some broken CSS.
Tests SASS (& SCSS), not CSS " Idea: Use SASS functions to test SASS in SASS grid-columns { five-columns-at-960px { expect: to-equal(grid-width(5), 400px); } }
Run tests against an older reference rendering " Done by Yours truly " Internal-Alpha release ;) " Link to screencast on youtube I won't show now csscritic.compare('basket.html');
application going live just as any other component. " Testing your CSS is an addition to your Continuous Delivery approach. " Keeps you safe during refactorings. " Keeps your “UI Dev” from being blamed for broken pages. " Already helping projects go live right now!