Angular component testing - Overcoming the hurdles

[@louisadvincula814]

Really great stuff, Lance. I hope you release more content like this, truly a hidden gem of a video.

[@suchismitagoswami5609]

Awesome video... It's great to see how the testing code has been simplified over time by keeping exactly what's needed

[@igorpierre6094]

This was the best class about test that ive ever seen thanks.

[@RsnRom]

Thanks, it is very good explanation. I like that you went through all steps: getting rid of errors, simplifying etc

[@kaankrcakl2098]

Thank you Lance! This helped me a lot.

[@krishnabhamare2979]

Very optimistic way to write the test cases. Keep rocking man

[@mrr8638]

Really great lesson for me, thanks a lot

[@CleeveMorris]

best angular unit tests video ever! thanks!!

[@peepforlearning6058]

wooww, what an powerful explanation. keep up the good work, amazing content.

[@cylearn2783]

Exactly what I need, thank you!

[@Balaman4]

really good video! loved the tempo and the explaining every step, very insightful. thank you

[@Alex-bc3xe]

Very powerful knowledge sharing

[@DriveandThrive]

EPIC lecture thank you so much

[@prithvidheer6893]

Thanks a lottttt

[@AbhishekKumar-fn6sz]

Great depth

[@edvinbeqari7551]

How do you configure Karma or Jasmine to see the html within the Jasmine interface?

[@mirzadev6401]

THANK YOUUUUUUU

[@90vackoo]

Thanks for the insightful talk, but making the tests lightweight comes at the cost of not testing the template section of the component right? Is that the right approach when it comes to unit testing of components in angular?, Just asking because am fairly new to angular and would like to understand the tradeoffs one is making while writing unit tests

[@m0nm0n178]

You have tools like Cypress do to end-to-end testing for that template part

[@technicalmindsstudios1977]

hii im getting error
Can't bind to 'ngForOf' since it isn't a known property of 'div'
1. If 'div' is an Angular component and it has the 'ngForOf' input, then verify that it is a part of an @NgModule where this component is declared.
2. To allow any property add 'NO_ERRORS_SCHEMA' to the '@NgModule.schemas' of this component.

[@mahendranath2504]

Thank you so much 🎉🙏⭐🤛👍🏼

[@ThuhinSukesh]

very informative

[@manik16007]

Nailed it

[@DriveandThrive]

Finished my basic api/angualr site and now have to test. Literally can't get one test to pass anything....so hoping the video helps

[@technicalmindsstudios1977]

exactly