Angular apps traditionally rely on static configuration through environment files, necessitating separate builds for each environment ‐ a cumbersome process in practical scenarios. In this blog post, we describe an alternative, where configuration is loaded dynamically at runtime, streamlining development and enhancing flexibility. As an additional benefit, we will validate the configuration against a schema and add type-safety to it.
The popular Angular Tutorial Tour of Heroes currently does not work as described with recent Angular versions (Angular 17) because the Angular command-line tool now creates a standalone Angular app by default. You could avoid these problems by creating a non-standalone app but it is also quite instructive to just fix the problems yourself and stick with the standalone version.
In this blog post, we will delve into the challenges developers face when testing NestJS modules utilizing HttpService and explore the crucial role played by the RxJS TestScheduler in overcoming these hurdles. Additionally, we will unravel the intricacies of injecting HttpService into the test module, providing you with a comprehensive guide to fortify your testing strategies and ensure the robustness of your NestJS applications.
Mono repos are very popular nowadays for bundling a collection of related JavaScript libraries in one single repository. Figuring out how to handle dependencies between multiple packages inside that repository was a little tricky for me. This is how I got it working.
