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About the Authors; Table of Contents; Introduction; Chapter 1 AngularJS Quick Start; Chapter 2 Basic Principles and Concepts; Chapter 3 The BookMonkey Project; Chapter 4 Extending the Application; Chapter 5 Project Management and Automation; Chapter 6 Debugging; Chapter 7 Frequently Asked Questions; Index;This book introduces AngularJS through a sample project that builds gradually. It covers: basic concepts needed to create effective applications, including modules, scopes, services, and directives; connecting to a REST-based Web service; and the tools (Bower, Grunt, Karma, and Yo) which help in development and can even make certain tasks unnecessary. With Yeoman, the authors outline a workflow that defines how these tools can be employed to create a productive environment for developers. The authors have implemented a large number of projects using AngularJS, and many of the insights from these practical experiences are included in the form of tip boxes. This book will enable the reader: to understand how to use each of the modules in AngularJS and how their interaction works; develop modular, structured, and easy-to-maintain client-side Web applications; and create quality AngularJS applications through the use of test-driven development methods. --

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AngularJS Test-driven Development

AngularJS Test-driven Development

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Tim Chaplin lives and breathes software solutions and innovations. During the day, he works with Fortune 100 enterprise applications, and in the evening, he perfects his craft by contributing to and distributing open source software, writing, and constantly looking for ways to increase his knowledge of technology and the world. At an early age, Tim began developing software and has been hooked on it since. Tim is an established conference speaker who has extensive experience in developing and leading AngularJS projects. He has a wide background of JavaScript, C#, Java, and C++ languages. Tim specializes in leading code quality and testing throughout all his applications. After attending California State University, Chico, he has gone on to work in Shanghai, Los Angeles, and London.

I would like to thank my wife, Pierra, for always making me think and dream bigger. I would also like to thank my family for their constant love and support. Pops, this one's for you babe.

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Md. Ziaul Haq is a senior software engineer from Dhaka, Bangladesh, who has been working with the oDesk core platform development team as a senior JavaScript developer since 2011. He likes to work mostly on the frontend, though he is a full-stack developer. JavaScript is his passion and he likes to code in it all day long. He is well known as jquerygeek in the web community.

Md. Ziaul started his career in 2005 as a software developer. He has work experience with UNICEF locally and internationally, where he worked with UNICEF's web CMS. He is currently pursuing a master's degree in computer science from United International University, Dhaka, Bangladesh.

I would like to thank my wife, Richi, and my newborn son, Arabi, who is my inspiration.

Nive Jayasekar started programming in high school. In her last year of high school, she won $10,500 at a Hackathon for building a mobile artificial-intelligence app. She has interned at Facebook and LinkedIn, and will soon graduate from Carnegie Mellon University with a degree in computer science and a minor in machine learning. She is always interested in building game-changing products. She has 5 years of experience building web and mobile applications using Python, AngularJS, Java, and Objective C.

I'd like to thank the people at Packt Publishing, Leena Purkait and Kirti Patil, for their help in producing this book.

Tim Pie is a computer science and business administration double degree student at the University of Waterloo, Ontario. He has gained a wide range of technical skills through past projects and internships, including cloud computing, data mining, and full stack web development. Tim's current technical interest is focusing on building web applications using modern web technologies, specifically HTML5 and web components.

I'd like to thank my parents for their constant support of my pursuits, while providing me great advice along the way.

Andi Smith (@andismith) is a senior architect who specializes in frontend solutions at ideas and innovation agency, AKQA.

Andi has over 15 years of experience building for the Web and has worked with clients such as Nike, Ubisoft, Sainsburys, Barclays, Heineken, and MINI. He has also created a number of open source plugins and sites such as Grunt Responsive Images (http://www.andismith.com/grunt-responsive-images/) and Secrets of the Browser Developer Tools (http://devtoolsecrets.com/).

Andi maintains a blog focused on frontend development at http://www.andismith.com/.

I would like to thank my wife, Amy, for all her love and support.

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Preface

The book will provide the reader with a complete guide to the test-driven development (TDD) approach for AngularJS. It will provide step-by-step, clear examples to continually reinforce TDD best practices. The book will look at both unit testing with Karma and end-to-end testing with Protractor. It will not only focus on how to use the tools, but also on understanding the reason they were built, and why they should be used. Throughout, there will be focus on when, where, and how to use these tools, constantly reinforcing the principles of the TDD life cycle (test, execute, refactor).

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