You probably know it is a good idea to test your Angular Apps because it pays for itself in the form of easier maintenance and fewer errors. As I explained in my guide to Angular testing, unit tests should be the bedrock of your test coverage as they are the cheapest to maintain. Compared to …
All You Need to Know About Mocking in Angular Tests (2020) Read More »
As an Angular app is growing, it becomes more important to care about the design of the app. I have previously written about how to apply the adapter pattern in Angular apps and how to refactor Angular apps, but this is a more general topic about a technique to scale the app without adding more complexity, …
Implementing a Plugin Architecture with Angular and OpenLayers Read More »
The last couple of months I have been working a lot with DevOps and automation along with Angular development. One of the core principles in Continuous Delivery is having your back covered with automatic testing. Without this automatization in place, you are forced to manually regression test the whole app before every release, which will not …
Yet another post of me fixing something I find flawed about the way Angular wants you to do stuff. Just like the way Angular’s built-in way of handling environment configuration wants you to create a build for every environment, Angular’s internalization library wants you to have a separate build for every language. This is BOGUS and I have …