Test-Driven Development with Angular [2025 updated] (Udemy.com)

I would have liked to see more structured opportunities to test what I learned instead of the instructor just going ahead and doing it for me. Also, some parts of the course were a little outdated. Overall a good course to get started with.

This is really good content, thank you. In the beginning, i though it was a little bit hard to code while watching. But now, I am just following the explanation and the flow of everything, and it is really good to gather this experience and knowledge.

I think the course is a great introduction for TDD. However, I didn't fully enjoy coding along the course because I had problems with the version of some packages. I found myself re-watching a class multiple times just to figure out what I was missing. I think it would be great if Irek makes an updated version of this using Angular 9+. Nonetheless, it was a clear and great way to introduce me to TDD in Angular. Cheers!!!

Excellent course! Something exactly I was actually looking for... Previously was struggling with testcases. Thanks Man! you saved my Lyf!

This course seems to be good at what it does, i was trying to learn the TDD and angular testing and was not able to find the content like this anywhere else. It was worth watching, covers the concepts and walks through each tests and scenarios

I was exactly in the situation described at the beginning of the lecture : eager to start doing TDD but unsure of how to write a "failing test". This is much clearer now, thank you Irek! What I would have liked on top of this would be best practices for organizing data, mocks, functions... when things get bulky in real applications.

The good part is that you can move through the course pretty quickly and easily code along if you're willing to stop and rewind repeatedly while doing so. The problem is that you don't get past learning how to do super rudimentary non angular specific things like using fixtures to find elements in the page until nearly halfway through section 3 and there are only 4 sections. The course also doesn't really go to deeply into the theoretical parts of writing tests like what unit tests are what integration tests are within the scope of angular, the Assert, Act and Arrange pattern for writing tests or anything else. Still a great course to get you started though.

data-test attribute needs more explanation. Why is it used, and why is it named as it is? I had to google this myself to satisfy myself that it was reasonable. Also, I think there is not enough emphasis on separation of concerns, clean code, refactoring, and strong typing. Separation of Concerns: Total should be calculated in a service, not the Controller. Clean Code/Refactoring - There should be more polishing of code after achieveing a green test. Strong Typing: The Booking Data could be stored in a strongly typed class, allowing the compiler to catch errors and assist in refactoring. Generally though the course is good, assuming the viewer already has considerable experience with testing, angular, and TDD. It helps put the three things together for the particular use-case.

There is very little actual information available for doing tdd in Angular on a somewhat real application. Most of the courses, either show the information in terms of general concepts or how to test different types of components, directives, services etc without context. This course fills the gap with an actual application built entirely in tdd fashion and how the workflow looks like while doing a web app in tdd fashion Great stuff!!

the course was great, Angular was nothing new to me, but TDD approach was Thanks to this, I could learn a new approach to development, which i'm going to use in next project, thx