AngularJS 1.4 Unit Testing in-depth, Using ngMock
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This course will teach you ngMock Fundamentals for writing AngularJS 1.4 unit tests.
This course introduces the ngMock module for unit testing in AngularJS 1.4. The course will cover this module extensively, giving viewers a solid foundation for unit testing AngularJS 1.4 code. We will learn by doing – building a movie application as we work through each concept of ngMock. By the end of the course, you will have greater fluency when writing unit tests for your AngularJS 1.4 applications.
Author Name: Bradley Braithwaite
Author Description:
Bradley Braithwaite is a software engineer at DuckDuckGo.com. For the last 10+ years he has been working with software projects from start-ups looking to bootstrap, to large-scale software systems looking to manage complexity. He specializes in web development technologies including HTML5, JavaScript, Angular, Node.js, C# and ASP.NET. Bradley helps developers to learn new technologies, having written 70+ (and counting) highly-detailed technical articles via his blog and as guest posts for other … more
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