AngularJS Test-driven Development

""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. -- Annotation This book introduces AngularJS through a sample project that builds gradually. Learn about the basic concepts that allow you to create effective applications, including modules, scopes, services, and directives. A separate chapter is devoted to connecting to a REST-based web service. In addition, the tools Bower, Grunt, Karma, and Yo are presented, 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 this book in the form of tip boxes. After reading this guide, you will be able 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 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. -- Edited summary from book AngularJS is a JavaScript framework for creating modern client-side web applications. Through its elegant conventions, AngularJS provides solutions to common problems and save you a large amount of code that you would otherwise have to write. With AngularJS you can focus on the actual task, instead. This book introduces you to AngularJS through a sample project that builds gradually. You will learn about the basic concepts, which allow you to create structured, modular and thus easy-to-maintain applications. In particular, it explains concepts such as modules, scopes, services and directives, and show how you can use them effectively. A separate chapter is devoted to connecting to a REST-based web service. In addition, it discusses tools such as Bower, Grunt, Karma and Yo. These tools can save you time by rendering certain tasks unnecessary. This book introduces you to AngularJS through a sample project that builds gradually. You will learn about the basic concepts, which allow you to create structured, modular and thus easy-to-maintain applications. In particular, we explain concepts such as modules, scopes, services and directives, and show how you can use them effectively. A separate chapter is devoted to connecting to a REST-based web service. In addition, we discuss tools such as Bower, Grunt, Karma and Yo. These tools can save you time by rendering certain tasks unnecessary. With Yeoman we outline a workflow that defines how these tools can be employed to create a productive environment for developers. Philipp Tarasiewicz & Robin Böhm. Originally Publised As: Angularjs: Eine Praktische Einführung In Das Javascript-framework By Dpunkt.verlag, 2014.