Tests are vital when programming because they help detect issues within your codebase that otherwise would have been missed. Writing proper tests reduces the overhead of manually testing functionality in the view or otherwise. In this article, we see how to create a dynamic form and then create tests for the form to ensure it works as expected.
Angular is a framework for building client-side applications using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. In this post, I will help you understand Angular components and modules, and how to use the CLI to generate Angular components.
In this tutorial we'll go through an example of how you can batch edit all rows of a Kendo UI Grid at the same time, effectively binding the whole grid to an Angular Reactive Forms `FormGroup` and `FormArray` to enable the validation and saving of all form data together instead of line by line, so it behaves a little more like a "normal" Reactive Form.