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Over the last week or so I have been trying to learn how to unit test in Angular. But I have found my self asking a lot of questions on-line and dispit looking at the Angular doc's, Jasmine doc's and on-line blogs I am still feeling a little lost. Does anyone know some good resources for learning how to unit test? It doesn't have to be specific to angular I'm also interested in learning the theory or methods people use to unit test their projects.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/0321146530/?tag=stackoverfl08-20
If you've never done or are curious about TDD, this is a great book to carefully walk you through learning how and why to do it.
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So I'm new to computer science and programming, and I've recently learned Javascript, and though I've seen all the incredible things I can do with it, I haven't actually figured out how to do those things. I was wondering if anyone could give any suggestions to help me out with some interesting and applicable ways I can use my Javascript knowledge.
Thanks!
There are a lot of beginner projects. The best way to learn will be to build something. Either think of a real world problem that you would like to solve or use some of the provided links for some inspiration:
Beginner JS projects - strongdan
Beginner JS projects - romeojeremiah
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I'm making my first steps learning to code. I have been taking some courses on internet about css, html, javascript, php and mysql. Since some months ago I decided to continue learning while I experiment with wordpress.
As a beginner I always start watching templates, which I decompose to analize and then I see what can I do.
I'm looking for a template with a really basic structure. I would like to use my content as an ipad magazine does:
Do you have some suggestion about a template with a similar structure? Or at least fiddle that could give me a clue about how can I proceed?
Thank you
You can look at the Bootstrap Templates wich are pretty much easy to understand and learn from it.
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I am new to Angular2. For writing code, I am manually creating the folder structure for my application. This seems like a very clumsy to start a new project.
Is there any better way, similar to how the yeoman generator etc. work?
I recently heard about angular-cli for creating a project in Angular2, would that be a good option, or are there better generators I should be looking at?
Please share the links if anyone knows the best practice to do it.
Go for angular-cli#webpack, it is based on latest angular2-rc5. You dont need to look on other generator or packages.
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I've been looking for some time now and can't find good alternatives to Turn.js. Turn.js seems fine, but I'd like to see some alternatives before spending the cash. If there is opensource alternatives that would be even better.
The main features I'm looking for are:
No flash (not mandatory)
Zoom
Fast
Ability to customize layout
If you're okay with flash check FlashPageFlip, there's a free version available to commercial projects, it feels pretty fast and supports zoom.
There's also WowBook a paid jQuery plugin that's pretty nice.
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Do you know how to build something similar to
http://app.sliderocket.com/tour/GuidedTour.html?app=0&keepThis=true&TB_iframe=true&height=640&width=1030
I can see this is done in Flash, but I do not know how its done.
Also if there are anyt tools that can do something similar in JavaScript that would be nice to know
A quick google search found http://touration.com/; I can't endorse them since I don't know them, but it might be worth a quick glance.
If someone finds this ancient question I recommend Shepherd.