Angular Testing: Unit Testing Angular and E2E Testing (Udemy.com)

Love how succinct and to the point your courses are, I really feel like the fat has been trimmed from the topic - that being said, sometimes the pace is a bit too fast and I find myself scrambling to rewatch certain chunks over and over. I would argue that the onus is on the viewer to ensure that they are familiar enough with the core Angular logic that they can follow along without having to constantly check documentation, but I would like to see some slight 2 or 3 second pauses between wrapping up a topic point or test case and moving on to the next. Will 100% be enrolling in more courses by this instructor!

I am experienced in frontend development. The instructor is talking and coding quite fast and is skipping over some basic subjects, which is exactly the right setting for me, but might be difficult for less experienced developers. I very much like how this course is conducted.

1 TIP For future: Section 1 -> Lesson 14. There was no information about how to test throwing an error inside 'toggleTodo' function if I white incorrect id. I would like to know how to test it as well

The course has a nice lectures flow, but doesn't explain the Jest testing principles very well.

This course is most outstanding because it very well organised and Most thing i loved from this course, He explain everything clearly from A to Z , I started from Zero but now i am considering myself Hero.

I can only really encourage you to improve accent and speech skills. Also, you have typos, and I not only in videos, even in Udemy. Also, I'd recommend to elaborate more on some features and aspects of testing tools that you are using, because I have to google many nuances by my own which isn't convenient, and please you should stop including the WHOLE PROJECT again and again, you should only include what you change or even better - include a setup you are starting with, instead of already finished code...

Going through the Angular testing course was an enlightening experience for me. It guided me through the setup process with Jest and explored advanced features such as standalone components and functional guards. The practical advice was invaluable, directly benefiting my projects and keeping me up-to-date with the latest Angular advancements. Though I wished for a tad more depth on certain advanced topics, I wholeheartedly give it a perfect 10/10 rating and highly recommend it to anyone eager to excel in Angular testing. A big thank you to the creator for crafting such an exceptional resource!

Provide different cases, starting from the most simple to higher complexity, very useful and clear, im really enjoing this series and learning while praticing the cases. Highly recomended for begginers.

I wish we could get a before and after on some of these. For example, on Unit 18, I downloaded the code, but the unit tests were already written. It was a big change from Unit 17, so too much to write out manually unless the changes were already highlighted. Fortunately, I should be able to use the download from Unit 18 for Units 19 - 21, so I will be able to write the unit tests and ensure I know what to do.

That course is really fascinating. The author utilizes the most recent Angular features, such as inject(), signals(), and standAlone components, as usual. And provide the amazing test cases for them as well as other angular features.