Writing Jasmine Unit Tests in ES6 JavaScript

Previously I showed how to write application code using ES6, but wouldn’t it be nice to use ES6 when writing unit tests as well? In the following post I will demonstrate how to write Jasmine tests using ES6 syntax.

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