Best products from r/angular
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1. The Angular Tutorial: Learn Front-End Development and Automated Testing with Angular
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Hey there! I recently released the second edition of my book, The Angular Tutorial, and I thought I’d share the free preview of the updated version here for anyone who’s interested in learning Angular - especially if you’re interested in learning automated testing.
The book takes an approach that I believe is much different than what you usually find in programming books. It’s not a technical manual or reference. It’s a course that simulates how I’ve worked as a front-end developer on the job at startups, Fortune 500 companies, digital agencies, an angel investment fund, and now as a freelancer. As one reader said it’s, "a sparkling gem sitting in the corner of the room...it deserves better!"
In the book you’ll be provided an API and learn how to set it up along with a local database so you’re constantly developing against a real API rather than mocking HTTP requests and responses. You'll learn to leverage 3rd party APIs like Zomato, Google Places, and open-source libraries rather than building everything from scratch. You’ll learn unit testing and end-to-end testing using Jasmine and Cypress. Finally, you’ll deploy your finished application to the web using Heroku.
I’ve received nothing but positive feedback so far about the book both on Amazon and through email (you can read some reviews on the site) and all customers get a 6 month money back guarantee.
I quit my job over a year ago to work on this book full-time and I’ve been working on it and freelancing ever since. I hope you’ll check it out and I’m happy to answer any questions you have for me here :)
You should note that this forum is for
Angular
, ie versions 2+. That being said I liked this book forAngularJs
.I'm learning Angular 5 from this free book, https://www.amazon.com/Angular-Practice-applications-tomorrow-framework-ebook/dp/B01N9S0CZN , It explains Angular 5 in depth and it has a chapter about testing.