Test All The Things!
Over the past few months, my spare time at work has been spent combing through the unit tests for an Angular application we have written, shipped, and iterated over for the past 18 months or so. Our coverage was lower than I’d like, but more importantly, the tests that were in place weren’t able to be trusted, and often very fragile. I needed to hand over this project to a team new to JavaScript,
Full-Spectrum Testing with AngularJS and Karma - yearofmoo.com
Learn how to fully test your AngularJS application with Karma One of the major areas of AngularJS development which needs to be covered in better detail is how to test your application. But wait, how do you do that? How do you setup your test environment? How should you organize your code? How do you setup a runner and how to automate the process? The bigger question is how do you usually test you
blog.campoy.cat: Writing a modern web app with Go, TDD, REST, and AngularJS
Today I gave a talk at PivotalLabs in San Francisco. A superheroic gopher The idea was to show how Go can be used to build modern web applications, where the UI is developed using AngularJS and the communication with the server is done via a REST API. The slides are available here and all the code is open sourced on github. [UPDATE] The video has been released.
Try, Catch, Fail: AngularJS - Unit Testing - Controllers
Updated Feb 6, 2014 - I'm changing this around a lot. A lot as changed since I wrote the original article and a lot has stayed the same. Most notably how Angular 1.2 handles promises on the $scope when processing the view, and some changes around testing promises. Since I see this gets some traffic and I hate the idea that I'm showing people the wrong thing, I'm going to try to keep this updated
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