From simple test runners to complete testing frameworks, look to these proven tools to keep your JavaScript free of bugs Topics Spotlight: Advancing IT Leadership ...

Employing a play-on-words from Wednesday’s Ars Technica article — titled “Android 2.2 demolishes iOS4 in JavaScript benchmarks” — blog Carrypad has put MeeGo through the same Sunpsider … ...

The open source JavaScript runtime Node.js has reached version 23. The most important new features include the standard activation of require(esm) for Node.js applications, remote support for 32 ...

The phone in question used the latest Firefox browser for the benchmarks. The device ran the test in 4,215ms. The iPhone 4 with iOS4 ran the benchmark in 10,902ms while Android 2.2 took 5,765ms.

Mozilla has unleashed the Kraken, a new JavaScript benchmark test. It joins similar efforts like Google’s V8 and the WebKit project’s SunSpider tests, which are widely used to measure browser ...

A short test with the browsers Firefox, Chromium and Vivaldi corresponds to the experience reports: Neither google.com, nor google.de can be opened without activated Javascript.

Google has updated the mobile-friendly test and the rich results test tools to support JavaScript sites better. Google posted on Twitter that you now will see rendered HTML, console log ...

Google has released a new set of JavaScript stress tests designed to push your browser's limits. Perhaps not surprisingly the company's own Chrome web browser takes top honors in the new suite.

Back in June, Google launched Sputnik, a suite of tools that runs over 5,000 tests to check a web browser's JavaScript conformance. Last week, they made the tool a lot easier for anyone to use ...