How about playing around with Yeoman ? I've heard it on several podcasts so it's about time I tried it out. Now that I installed Node - there's a whole bunch of coole new stuff I can discover.
So let's get it first:
sudo npm install -g yo
That get's me Yeoman! so that's cool. Now let's get a generator:
sudo npm install -g generator-webapp
The -g option makes installs the package as a global package.
That's it! My ubuntu has the LAMP stack installed, so I just created a folder in /www and ran
yo webapp
Yeoman pulls everything down and sets up a complete web application with test suite and everything.
Let's head over to localhost/www/yeoman/app:
and /test:

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