Yourself and Net Basal are the only ones I have discovered so far to be of any interest. As a continuation to my response, since I'm fussy, picky and perfectionist, I'm looking for the 0.5% of knowledge which the 99.5% don't seem to care about - this is the reason for my initial reply and I dedicate it to the vast majority. So, throw me anything you've got! Hope I'm making sence! Greetings from 39°38'N / 19°55'E.
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Yourself and Net Basal are the only ones I have discovered so far to be of any interest. As a continuation to my response, since I'm fussy, picky and perfectionist, I'm looking for the 0.5% of knowledge which the 99.5% don't seem to care about - this is the reason for my initial reply and I dedicate it to the vast majority. So, throw me anything you've got! Hope I'm making sence! Greetings from 39°38'N / 19°55'E.
I recommend the book Testing Angular Applications by Jesse Palmer et. al.
Here are my Angular testing articles:
The next one is 70% done.
Lars,
Super awesome, thanks a million!
Have a great weekend!
Regards,
John