angular.js
summary
Angular claims a browser-augmented model where a buzz client in 46 lines of code uses live data binding via ng-repeat and plain JavaScript arrays, plus declarative directives like my-time and filters. XHRs return futures and services use dependency injection so tests inject a mock $http; an end-to-end runner is aware of outstanding XHR and waits without polling. Routes, validation, and a docs site built as an Angular app demonstrate composition and faster, more testable UI development.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 5:34Dom Manipulators
- 12:03Dependency Injection
- 13:36Example Routes
- 14:14Validation
- 14:44Filters
- 15:45Html Compiler
- 17:54Testability
- 23:35Testing Is Important in Javascript
- 24:12What Makes Testability Important
- 25:41Stability
- 26:14End To End Test Suite
- 27:15Unit Testing
