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Test your Angular web application using Jasmine and Karma

Sherif A. Tawfik Abbas

In this 1-hour long project-based course, you will learn how to generate a new Angular project, create components and write unit tests in the spec file. You will learn how to bootstrap your tests, and will test the presence of text and the action of clicking a button. You will test the presence of HTML attributes, and the passage of data from a parent component to a child component.

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In this 1-hour long project-based course, you will learn how to generate a new Angular project, create components and write unit tests in the spec file. You will learn how to bootstrap your tests, and will test the presence of text and the action of clicking a button. You will test the presence of HTML attributes, and the passage of data from a parent component to a child component.

Note: This course works best for learners who are based in the North America region. We’re currently working on providing the same experience in other regions.

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Syllabus

Project Overview
Ever wondered what the “spec” file is in your Angular components? That’s the component unit testing code that is written using Jasmine, the JavaScript testing framework. This project will show you how Jasmine works, and how testing is actually run using Karma. You will generate a new Angular project, create components and write unit tests in the spec file. You will learn how to bootstrap your tests, and will test the presence of text and the action of clicking a button. You will test the presence of HTML attributes, and the passage of data from a parent component to a child component.

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Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Examines Angular components, which is highly relevant to web development
Uses Jasmine and Karma for testing Angular components, which is standard in the industry

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Well-received angular testing course

Learners say that this course is largely positive. They find that it is well-paced and useful for gaining a basic understanding of Angular testing using Jasmine and Karma. However, some feel that the course lacks practical examples and more advanced concepts.
The course is well paced, making it easy to follow.
"easy to follow"
The course provides useful basics and foundational knowledge of Angular testing.
"Good basics and basic understandig"
"Very useful and comfortable in studying"
"easy to follow and gives good basic understanding of how to write test for front-end"
The course lacks practical examples.
"Faltan mas ejemplos prácticos."
"needs content about injecting services and using libraries in the component"
The content is basic and could include more advanced concepts.
"Good course giving 4 start because of its very basic content could add more concepts which individual can face for more challenging situations."

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Learners who complete Test your Angular web application using Jasmine and Karma will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Software Developer
Software Developers write and test code that powers applications and drives innovation. Those who want to be Software Developers should take this course as a way to begin to build a foundation in testing the code that they create and will maintain. Students will learn how to use Jasmine, a Javascript testing framework, and will learn how to bootstrap their tests using Karma.
Quality Assurance Analyst
Quality Assurance Analysts test digital products and report on defects and bugs to developers to help them create quality software and applications. This course provides foundational knowledge in Angular testing using Jasmine.
Web Developer
Web Developers design and develop websites, and maintain them. Developers will use Angular to create websites and applications, and this course can help them create and implement the testing and quality assurance aspect of their projects.
Software Tester
Software Testers evaluate the functionality of software and applications to identify and report defects and bugs to developers. This course helps Software Testers understand the Angular framework and the basics of how to test it using Jasmine.
Web Application Developer
Web Application Developers design and develop web applications, and maintain them. As they will use Angular to do this, this course can help them learn how to incorporate testing into their Angular projects.
Front-End Developer
Front End Developers design, build, and maintain the user interface of websites and applications. This course teaches them how to use Jasmine to test and maintain their Angular projects.
Full-Stack Developer
Full Stack Developers design, build, and maintain all aspects of websites and applications, from the front end to the back end. While this course focuses on front end testing, an understanding of front end testing can be valuable to Full Stack Developers for a holistic view of application development and testing.
Back-End Developer
Back End Developers design, build, and maintain the server-side of websites and applications. While this course focuses on front end testing, an understanding of front end testing can be valuable to Back End Developers for a holistic view of application development and testing.
Computer Programmer
Computer Programmers write and test code that powers applications and drives innovation. This course can help them learn foundational principles of testing applications built with Angular.
Software Engineer
Software Engineers apply engineering principles to the development of software and applications. This course may be useful to help Software Engineers who work with Angular understand and implement testing for the applications that they develop.
Data Analyst
Data Analysts collect, clean, and analyze data to help organizations make informed decisions. While this course focuses on testing Angular applications, it may be useful for those who use Angular in their data analysis work.
Technical Writer
Technical Writers create and maintain documentation for software, applications, and other technical products. This course may be of limited use to Technical Writers as it focuses on the technical implementation of testing Angular applications.
Business Analyst
Business Analysts work with stakeholders to define and document business requirements. This course is not directly related to Business Analysis but could be useful for those who work with or oversee teams of developers who use Angular.
IT Consultant
IT Consultants advise organizations on how to use technology to meet their business needs. This course may be of limited use to IT Consultants as it focuses on the technical implementation of testing Angular applications.
Project Manager
Project Managers plan, execute, and close projects. This course is not directly related to Project Management but could help those who oversee teams of developers, as it teaches foundational testing principles for Angular applications.

Reading list

We've selected nine books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Test your Angular web application using Jasmine and Karma.
Comprehensive guide to using Karma, a popular JavaScript testing framework. It covers topics such as configuring Karma, writing unit tests, and debugging. This book can help you write better unit tests for your Angular applications using Karma.
Practical guide to test-driven development in JavaScript. It covers topics such as writing unit tests, mocking, and debugging. This book can help you write better unit tests for your Angular applications.
Provides a comprehensive overview of unit testing concepts and best practices. It covers topics such as test-driven development, mocking, and dependency injection. This book can help you write better unit tests for your Angular applications.
Covers the principles of object-oriented programming in JavaScript. It can help you understand how to write maintainable and reusable JavaScript code.
Collection of JavaScript design patterns. It can help you learn how to write clean and maintainable JavaScript code.
Classic book on software craftsmanship. It can help you learn how to write clean and maintainable code in any programming language.
Small but influential book that covers the good parts of the JavaScript language. It can help you learn to write clean and maintainable JavaScript code.

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