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Dependency Injection with AngularJS
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Dependency Injection with AngularJS
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Dependency Injection with AngularJS
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Dependency Injection with AngularJS

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This book is a practical, hands-on approach to using dependency injection and implementing test-driven development using AngularJS.Dependency Injection with AngularJS is aimed at developers who are aware of AngularJS but need to get started with using it in real life applications. Also, developers who want to get into test-driven development with AngularJS can use this book as practical guide. Even if you know about dependency injection, it can serve as a good reference on how it is used within AngularJS. Readers are expected to have some experience with JavaScript.
LanguageEnglish
Release dateDec 18, 2013
ISBN9781782166573
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    This is a pretty small book, about 80 pages or so. The core of the book is about how Dependency Injection happens in AngularJS.The third chapter 'The Magic' talks all about how this happens. Author also talks the issues faced when you minify your .js files and how ngmin helps you in this regard. So it is the most interesting chapter in the book.The last chapter gives some layout ideas for large applications that you might want to consider.The whole concept of DI in AngularJS is more of a blog article, not sure if a book is required for that. In fact, in the third chapter, the author does provide a blog ([...]) where the exact same information is available (for free).The chapter on Testing could have been even more detailed. The author could have shown some of gotchas and tips on how to debug end-to-end tests written in Protractor.