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[Beginning Object-Oriented JavaScript Question]: JS concepts for testing?

 
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I was using the Mootools project for some OO-programming of an OsX like dashboard for a webapp. The most ugly thing is debugging JS. Although one can debug in Firebug and in the MS Script Debugger it is still very frustrating when switching from Java/JSP to JS. Dynamically loaded JS (e.g. for components) is very hard to debug.
I'd be interested in what concepts are out there to have JS modules that will integrate in testing frameworks.

For server side apps it would even be great to have a kind of generic input buffer for JS modules(AspectJ like) to generate a stand alone test case for problems in the live-webapplication. Something like
Webapp -> JS Interface -> JS

[ August 26, 2008: Message edited by: Ulf Dittmer ]
[ August 26, 2008: Message edited by: Dennis Meyer ]
 
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