JavaScript is Real Code: SOLID and TDD in the Browser

Most good programmers wouldn't consider their clipboard a tool for code reuse. They wouldn't write sixty line methods. They wouldn't write code without tests. They wouldn't flagrantly violate good design principles.

Unless they were writing in JavaScript.

In 2010 it is no longer acceptable to post-back for every request. This means we have to write more JavaScript than ever before. If we don't treat our JavaScript with the same respect as our server-side code it will yield maintenance nightmares. In this session, we'll discuss techniques and practices that allow us to create maintainable JavaScript.
 

Len Smith has been developing software on Microsoft technologies for eleven years. He is a senior software engineer for Mediacom in Ann Arbor, Michigan. When not writing software, Len is probably thinking or talking about writing software. His passions are all things ALT.NET, Agile and Lean methodologies, Ruby and a fascination with Domain Specific Languages.