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AngularJS Test-driven Development

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Title : AngularJS Test-driven Development Edition :  Year : 2015 Authors : Tim Chaplin Publisher :  Packt 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). DOWNLOAD (MEGA)  |  DOWNLOAD (SOLIDFILE)  |  DOWNLOAD (UPTOBOX) Password zip : gratissebook.blogspot.co.id

Switching to Angular 2

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Title : Switching to Angular 2 Edition :  Year : 2016 Authors : Minko Gechev Publisher :  Packt Preface AngularJS is a JavaScript development framework that makes building web  applications easier. It is used today in large-scale, high-traffic websites that struggle  with underperformance and portability issues, as well as SEO unfriendliness and  complexity at scale. Angular 2 changes these.  It is the modern framework you need to build performant and robust web  applications. Switching to Angular 2 is the quickest way to get to grips with Angular 2,  and it will help you transition into the brave new world of Angular 2.  By the end of the book, you'll be ready to start building quick and efficient Angular 2  applications that take advantage of all the new features on offer. DOWNLOAD (MEGA)  |  DOWNLOAD (SOLIDFILE)  |  DOWNLOAD (UPTOBOX) Password zip : gratissebook.blogs...

TypeScript Design Patterns

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Title : TypeScript Design Patterns Edition :  Year : 2016 Authors :  Vilic Vane Publisher :  Packt Preface It wasn’t a long time ago that many JavaScript engineers or, most of the time, web frontend  engineers, were still focusing on solving detailed technical issues, such as how to lay out  specific content cross-browsers and how to send requests cross-domains.  At that time, a good web frontend engineer was usually expected to have notable  experience on how detailed features can be implemented with existing APIs. Only a few  people cared about how to write application-scale JavaScript because the interaction on a  web page was really simple and no one wrote ASP in JavaScript. However, the situation has changed tremendously. JavaScript has become the only  language that runs everywhere, cross-platform and cross-device. In the main battlefield,  interactions on the Web become more and more complex, and people a...

What You Need To Know About Node.js

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Title : What You Need To Know About Node.js Edition :  Year : 2016 Authors : Bruno Joseph Dmello Publisher :  Packt Preface Node.js is a booming technology. It is turning out to be a popular one among the  open source developers. There is a stack of articles on the web. For any naive user,  to get the right one is important. That said, it is important for me to figure out a  heuristic way to create a guide on Node.js. While working on the outline of this book, I presented the Node.js introduction  sessions. I found this as the best way to receive feedback about the information flow.  What inspires me about this book is the simplicity of the language and how the  reader moves from the basic building blocks of JavaScipt to Node.js.  This eGuide is divided into three sections.  The first section starts with the basic building blocks of JavaScipt, moving toward  Node.js concepts and how it works. It provides the c...