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How to Mock MongDB for Angular End-to-End Unit TestsThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalThis lesson is going to show you how to mock your data-source - MongoDB - for the E2E tests purpose. Thanks to using mongo-unit you will be able to perform actions that changes data in your DB, during E2E testing.
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Build Angular End-to-End Unit Tests With TransferStateThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalIn this lesson you will learn how you can verify the TransferState registry content in your E2E tests.
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How to Unit Test Server-Side Services in Angular KarmaThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalLast but not least of your unit tests, should be to verify the server-specific services. In this lesson you will learn how to enforce Karma to run tests against code that includes server-specific objects and libraries.
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How to Unit Test Slow API Calls in AngularThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalNext step is to simulate a long-running API and verify how server-side Angular deals with it. This lesson will demonstrate you how to do that.
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How to Mock PLATFORM_ID Value for Angular Unit TestingThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalHow to verify your application behavior in different environments? In this lesson you will get to know how you can stub the PLATFORM_ID injection token and HTTP request, for tests purpose.
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How to Build and Run an Angular Backend to Test LocallyThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalIn this lesson you will prepare the application backend an entry gate for communicating with persistance layer and hosting Angular application bundle.
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Angular --prod Universal Versus PrerenderThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalThat was a bumpy ride, but definetely worth it. In this lesson we will summarize what you've learned so far and how ng --prod differentiate from Universal and Prerendered application.
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How to Resolve Angular Prerendering IssuesThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalWhat is prerendering and how Angular Universal supports it? This lesson will answer that questio and show you what steps you need to take, to make your application prerenderable.
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Prerendering in AngularThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalIn this module, you'll learn how to adjust the Angular application to be pre-renderable. Such prepared application can be deployed on static hosting like GitHub pages and still be SEO friendly! You will feed your application with data retrieved from MongoDB during the prerendering process.
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5 Angular Performance Optimization TipsThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalFaster! Faster! Faster! In this lesson you will enable gzip compression, defer the CSS, lazy-load images and more. All to make it faster!
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How to Cache Angular With Redis Node.js MiddlewareThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalIn this lesson you will create a Node.JS middle-ware, that will be responsible for caching rendered views inside Redis database.
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How to Install Redis CLI on Windows, Mac, and HerokuThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalFirst things first. Let's install the Redis DB on your machine and provision it in the Heroku environment.