This workshop is about test-writing, and about reading and understanding the JavaScript Specification (a bit better). The combination of these two is what had led to http://jskatas.org, we will follow the trails and look at JavaScript and testing from a different angle. We will start by exploring how good we are writing tests. Next, we will define what a "good test" is. For the fun of it we will do a kata that teaches us one new JavaScript feature every once in a while. 

We will dive into the JavaScript (ECMAScript) Specification, try to make sense of it, at least remove the fear looking up things from time to time, to gain a deeper understanding of the language. In the end I hope that everyone will be able to pick a JavaScript feature, distill the essence of it, write it out and build code that can teach this feature, and all that correct as by the JavaScript Specification. If there is extra time and interest, we can touch on how to apply this in your daily work, where other techniques like mocking, or the test pyramid come into play. These would be things we do in a group discussion way, if desired.