Published inngconfHow do I test Signal & Model Inputs?This article explains how to test Signal and Model Inputs, which are the input() and the model() functions.Mar 8, 2024Mar 8, 2024
Published inngconfHow do I test Signals (signal, computed, effect)?Signals as lightweight “reactive primitive” will shape the future of Angular applications. At the time of this writing, signal() and…Mar 7, 20241Mar 7, 20241
Published inngconfHow do I test using the RouterTestingHarness?Historically, creating a test involving the routing context without mocking it has been challenging. This is mainly due to…Mar 5, 2024Mar 5, 2024
Published inngconfHow do I test code using inject()?This article discusses testing Angular code, which uses the inject function for dependency injection.Mar 5, 2024Mar 5, 2024
Published inngconfHow do I test and mock Standalone Components?If you prefer the kind of tests that minimize mocking as much as possible, you will be pretty happy with Standalone Components. Gone are…Mar 5, 20241Mar 5, 20241
Published inngconfNgRx Signal Store: The Missing Piece to SignalsBefore the arrival of Signals, state management fell into the responsibility of third-party libraries. Signals opened a new chapter.Jan 25, 20244Jan 25, 20244
Published inngconfLocal Change Detection in AngularAngular 16 introduced Signals as a pivotal feature, setting the stage for future applications and laying the foundation for a zoneless…Nov 30, 20233Nov 30, 20233
Published inngconfFassade Pattern in NgRxDieser Artikel behandelt das Fassaden Pattern in NgRx. Der Autor setzt voraus, dass ein entsprechendes Grundwissen im Umgang mit NgRx…Sep 7, 2023Sep 7, 2023
Published inngconfNgRx Facade PatternThis article covers the Facade pattern in NgRx. The reader must have a basic understanding of NgRx or a similar state management library.Sep 7, 20238Sep 7, 20238
Published inBetter ProgrammingType-Safe TypeScript with Type NarrowingA guide to common patterns to boost your project’s type safetyNov 8, 20221Nov 8, 20221