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[Test Angular Application] Unit Testing #41

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This article talks about Unit testing in Angular applications.

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  1. Getting Started with Standalone Components in Angular
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Testing Angular components

Angular applications are modularized through the use of ngModule. By utilizing standalone Angular components, an Angular application can transition to a component-based structure, similar to a React application.

Component Kinds in Angular

  • Standalone component: In Angular, a standalone component refers to a self-contained and reusable unit of code that encapsulates logic, data, and UI elements. Unlike regular components, standalone components are not dependent on Angular's NgModule system for their configuration and dependencies. Which brings benefits:
    • Frictionless component creation
    • simplified learning journey
    • Lazy loading for made easy
  • Regular component

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