Announcement: Angular Testing Workshop

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I’m announcing a new live workshop: Angular Testing Workshop.

It will be half-day workshops over three days, 100% online, where we will learn all the industry best practices with Angular testing so you can apply them in your daily work – taking straight out of my experience with doing Angular testing for big projects.

The first workshop run from 9.-11. of May 2022. Courses like these are free for students of Angular Architect Accelerator but you can also choose to just sign up for this course.

You can check it out here.

Do you want to become an Angular architect? Check out Angular Architect Accelerator.

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