Angular Vienna - Use React tools for better Angular apps
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The document discusses various tools and frameworks to enhance Angular applications, focusing on categories like task runners, formatting tools, unit testing, and end-to-end testing with tools like Jest and TestCafe. It emphasizes the importance of code quality, architecture, and libraries for effective component development and state management. The author highlights the need for improved CLI tools and offers insights on utilizing common JavaScript ecosystems.
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Angular Vienna - Use React tools for better Angular apps
- 1. React tools for better Angular apps Martin Hochel @martin_hotell Angular Vienna Vienna ,AT
- 2. Hello Vienna ! ▪ @ngPartyCz meetup founder ▪ Author of ngMetadata ▪ Member of @skate_js, @ngParty ▪ ▪ Martin Hochel Principal SE, GDE Prague / Czech Republic @martin_hotell github.com/Hotell
- 3. Fight !
- 4. Fight leads to the dark side Twi r ne m a s
- 5. We can be all friends !
- 6. How ?
- 8. Baseline
- 10. Disclaimer: Tombstones ahead sorry about that
- 11. Tools
- 16. Formatting
- 17. Tools: Formatting T li Formatting rules: ● max-len, ● no-mixed-spaces-and-tabs, ● keyword-spacing, ● comma-style. Code-quality rules: ● no-unused-vars, ● no-extra-bind, ● no-implicit-globals, ● prefer-promise-reject-errors
- 19. Tools: Formatting conflicts with linter
- 20. Tools: Formatting - let robots do the work
- 21. Unit Testing
- 23. Unit testing
- 24. Unit testing: add Jest to @angular/cli
- 26. Unit testing: Jest - Snapshots
- 27. Unit testing: Jest - Interactive watch mode
- 28. Unit testing: Jest - much more awesomeness - Powerful mocking features ( ES2015 mo s, as s ) - Code coverage - 0CJS `jest --coverage` - Pluggable ( run Puppeteer with Jest ) - Huge ecosystem - jest-axe ( a11y ) - jest-images-snapshots
- 29. E2E Testing
- 30. E2E Testing Pro c Sel u
- 31. E2E Testing A node.js tool to automate end-to-end web testing Ultimate cure for your E2E testing sickness, MUDr. TestCafe ⚕
- 32. E2E Testing: add TestCafe to @angular/cli
- 33. E2E demo
- 34. E2E Testing: summary - TestCafe ( Fast, 100% reliable, just NodeJS ! ) - Windows, MacOS, Linux - Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Edge, IE, Custom - CI integration - TypeScript
- 37. Storybook
- 38. Components dev: add Storybook to @angular/cli
- 40. Storybook: write a Story
- 42. Architecture
- 43. Components
- 44. Components: architecture HOC f(C)=> C.f @Directive React.Component @Component Inline/External CSS Inline/External CSS render ( JSX ) Inline template Immutable props ChangeDetectionStrategy.OnPush
- 45. Components: architecture Sta s om n Sta l o p t
- 46. Mozart
- 47. State Management: types Context API @Injectable this.state @Component/@Directive FLUX( Redux ) FLUX( Redux )
- 48. Libraries
- 49. Libraries: Redux
- 50. Libraries: Handling side effects
- 51. Handling side effects via Epic Component Reducer Action State Epic Service Server Action Actions in, Actions out Action
- 52. Libraries: Axios
- 53. Summary
- 54. Summary: What did we learn today ? - Common JS ecosystem: - Tools - Architecture - Libraries Kar Jas T li Pro c Sel u
- 55. Better CLI Tools Libraries Architecture ● Immutable ● Reactive one way data flow
- 56. Summary: OSS ● Starter ● Example app ● Article
- 57. Custom Schematics ( that you’re looking for ) ● @martin_hotell/schematics
- 58. Custom Schematics ( that you’re looking for )
- 59. Summary: BFF
- 60. Thank you ! Martin Hochel @martin_hotell